Kingsburg gets a re-release, and Catan is a logic puzzle now? Dan Patriss is here with a rundown of the latest board game news.
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NEWS
- Asmodee Will re-release Kingsburg in a “Definitive edition” Nov 60$ and it will contain all the expansions (mostly were modular) and a previously unreleased scenario.
- Reiner Knizia Siege of Runedar Released at Essen no info on US release.
- W.Eric Martin’s Preview
- Deck building/Deck improvement– 12 cards 2 are orcs
- Co-op trying to protect the castle from orcs and get the treasure to safety
- Lost Ruins of Arnak:Expedition Leaders— Rules out and showing off/selling some at Essen
- Dreadful Circus by Bruno Faiduti
- Catan Solitaire Logic Puzzle
- Moon Adventure— Successor to Deep Sea Adventure but a difficult co-op this time.
- Golem— Heavier Euro from Cranio and Flaminia Brasini, Virginio Gigli, Simone Luciani
- Picture Perfect release in US in Nov by Arcane Wonders as well as a 5-6 player expansion.
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