Review: Dirt & Dust
This week we’ve got Matt behind the wheel of the SU&SD Review-Mobile for Dirt & Dust. Matt does not technically or legally have the ability to drive. OH NO.
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Review: Regicide Legacy
This week we’ve got a review of a whole dang royal-smashing CAMPAIGN. Regicide Legacy is absolutely delicious.
Read MoreReview: LOTR: The Fellowship of the Ring & The Two Towers Trick-Taking Games
One Ring to give to Thomas, One Ring to give to The Lord of The Rings: The Tricktaking Game(s). Why? ‘Cos they’re about to get married at a big cardboard altar, and enjoy many years of love and companionship together.
We initially covered these games on a podcast way back in February of 2025; and we even got the rules a bit wrong just for fun! Since then, Tom’s been playing Fellowship of the Ring and The Two Towers nonstop with basically anybody who doesn’t run away immediately – and has now made this here video commemorating a newfound love of all things Orcs.
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Review: Luthier
Legend says that if you collect every single instrument in Luthier, then Beethoven himself will come downstairs to give you a little kiss on the cheek, mwah. Thanks, Lud. That’ll do nicely.
This week we’re taking a look at Luthier – the ornate eurogame of turning hair into music! But what’s the score, eh? EH? Like a musical score? Never mind.
Read MoreReview: Magical Athlete & Hot Streak
Hot Streak came out a little while ago, offering all the thrills of gambling on hot dogs and fish without any risk of gastroenterological problems. More recently from the same publisher, ANOTHER racing game appeared: the long-awaited Magical Athlete – a roll & move so unashamedly silly that it wraps all the way around again into being something that’s genuinely GREAT. We hope you enjoy!
Read MoreReview: Take Time
Take Time is a fantastic little puzzle game that has you playing cards in numerical order around a clock face. No, please, don’t leave!
The core of this one is a fascinating little ‘rules outside of the rules’ gimmick that stays fresh throughout all forty of the missions this dinky box has to offer! But is it better than The Crew? The Mind? Find out here…
Read MoreReview: Railroad Tiles
In this video, Tom tries to shoo away the January blues in the only way he knows how; by relentlessly over-playing a gentle game about trains, cars, and people.
Railroad Tiles is a fabulous spritz of cosy design – a simple and tactile treat that’ll fit on anyone’s table at basically any time. Perhaps best played with a morning coffee? An evening glass of wine? A mid-afternoon gallon of ‘Nurishment’? Whatever floats your boat, buddy.
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