This week, Dan has a rundown on Ticket to Ride South Korea, new Atomic Mass expansions, and more!
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NEWS
- Days of Wonder will release a new TTR Expansion– Ticket to Ride Iberia & South Korea June ‘24. $45
- Rio Grande Games is releasing the next expansion to Dominion Late Q2– Dominion: Rising Sun ($45)
- Atomic Mass teased This is Some Rescue Squad Pack for Star Wars Shatterpoint, that they will open for pre-order June 3 (~$40)
- Finally W. Eric Martin had a great article on a bunch of 25th Century Games releases coming the rest of the year and into 2025
- One being Grand Central Skyport a card based tableau building game with a rondell by Dan Germain
- Other Releases by 25th Century coming soon
- Sand Art by Kory Jordan
- Big Sur By Mondo Davis
- Circus Flohcati and Penguin Party, by Reiner Knizia
- Vampire Queen, by Wolfgang Kramer
- Jalape-NO!, by Kramer and Michael Kiesling
- Tasso Banana, by Philippe Proux and Junghee Choi
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