What We've Been Playing
Deep Regrets
Sometimes you just want to embrace the chaos—and Deep Regrets delivers. It’s not heavy on strategy, but that’s part of the charm. With wild swings of luck, hilarious flavor text, and art that’s as bold as the gameplay, it’s a fun, fast-paced romp we’ve been enjoying when we’re in the mood for some light-hearted mayhem.
Faraway
Faraway is a brilliant little brain-burner disguised as a quick, easy-to-play card game. With almost no setup and a 15-30 minute playtime, it hits the table effortlessly—but don’t let that fool you. The “score your card backwards” mechanism is pure genius, turning every decision into a delightful puzzle that’ll fry your brain (in the best way possible).
It’s crunchy, clever, and crazy fun—a perfect blend of accessibility and depth. Highly recommend!
Castle Combo
Castle Combo is the perfect filler game for eurogamers—quick, satisfying, and packed with just enough thinky goodness. With a 10-25 minute playtime and super easy rules, it’s an effortless addition to any game night.
The 9-card grid spatial puzzle is the real star here, making every play feel fresh and rewarding. It’s lighter and a bit swingier than Faraway, but still scratches that strategic itch. Tons of fun, high replay value, and next to no downtime. Big thumbs up!
Dune Imperium
This isn’t just a game—it’s a masterpiece. Dune: Imperium is my #1 game of all time, and for good reason. The blend of deck-building and worker placement is flawless, creating tense, strategic gameplay where every decision matters.
The base game has a 60-120 minute playtime for 1-4 players, it’s deep, dynamic, and always delivers an epic experience.
Pro Tips from a Veteran:
-The digital implementation is fantastic—get the app!
-The first player to the 2-water spice space almost always gets 2-3 extra spice—grab a second water early to be in position to take advantage.