Takenoko by designer Antoine Bauza is a super popular title about managing a garden, growing bamboo, and of course having that bamboo eaten by a panda. In Takenoko, players manage their actions - placing new garden tiles, moving the gardener, irrigating the fields, and moving the panda, all in order to fulfill goal cards.
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Our news hounds over at www.dicetowernews.com have been hard at work bringing you all the new board game news. There's a bunch of new articles up recently, including Cathala reprints, Asmodee's new 'Welcome by Asmodee', Smash Up! 10th Anniversary Set, and more!
Exploding Kittens has announced You Lying Sack, a bluffing party game from Penn Jillette (of Penn and Teller fame).
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Underdog Games has released, HerStory, a new game designed by Emerson Matsuuchi, Danielle Reynolds, and Nick Bentley. Artwork is done by Eunice Adeyi and Cristina Aguirre.
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Publisher Oink Games have announced Make the Difference from the design team of Bodgame, comprised of Moritaro Ohno, Ei Sato, Shotaro Nakajima, Shingo Fujita, and Hiromi Oikawa. If you have ever enjoyed the “what’s the difference” puzzles in magazines with two very, very similar images, you have a good idea what Make the Difference is all about.
Oink is known for small, popular games. Read more about this newest edition to the Oink games family over at www.dicetowernews.com
For a while now, archaeologists investigating sites around the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas have been wondering about small stone spheres they keep finding. The stones, which are smaller than golf balls, come in various colors and are made from different materials. Analysis puts the stones into two groups of larger stones and smaller.
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Capstone Games has shared a little more information about the upcoming release of Terra Mystica: Age of Innovations. This is a standalone sequel to the original Terra Mystica, and has been described as “Terra Mystica on steroids”, offering a heavier game. And it is certainly a lot heavier than Terra Nova by designer Andreas Faul, which debuted at this year’s Essen Spiel. Terra Nova offers a simpler and more streamlined version of the original. Check out this news article and more over at www.dicetowernews.com
