Board / Card Games June 2004 Archive

Coda - Game Review
Coda won't force you to use all your brain cells, so if that's what you look for in a deduction game, don't pick up this game. But if you would Read More...

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Rio Grande Games June 2004 Update
Rio Grande Games had several of its products honored recently, as Igloo Pop received a 2004 iParenting Media Award and the Spiel des Jahres jury in Germany named three Rio Read More...

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Lock 'N Load Wins International Gamers Award
The International Gamers Awards recently announced the recipient of the 2004 IGA for Historical Simulations, Lock 'N Load. Designed by Mark H. Walker and published by Shrapnel Games, Lock 'N Read More...

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Perpetual Commotion from Goldbrick Games
Goldbrick Games, a new family-owned game company, is shipping its first release, Perpetual Commotion. Perpetual Commotion finds 2 to 6 players involved in a hand-flying, card-slapping, pile-building card game. According to Read More...

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New Game Company Releases Smugglers of the Galaxy
Playus Maximus has just launched as a company with the release of their first product, the science fiction adventure board game Smugglers of the Galaxy. In the game, players run Read More...

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Kerryopoly on GOP Web Site
In the new online Monopoly spoof Kerryopoly, a creation of the Republican National Committee, players start with $40,000 -- the average national household income. After a few trips around the Read More...

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Munchkin Bites Due in October
Steve Jackson Games recently announced that Munchkin Bites, a new stand-alone game in the Munchkin series (which, like previous Munchkin sequels, will be combinable with the others), is scheduled for Read More...

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