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National Rio Grande Games
Pantheon: Right off the top of my head
Pantheon
September 6, 2011
Does anybody remember Father Guido Sarducci, the chain smoking, off-beat Roman Catholic priest, portrayed by Don Novello on Saturday Night Live in...
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Olympos: Old design, new rendering from the man who brought you Small World
Olympos
August 12, 2011
I’m just settling into the game of Olympos; not ‘there’ yet, but I’m working on it. It’s a Philippe Keyaerts game,...
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Asara: Another winner from Kramer & Kiesling
Asara
August 9, 2011
Of the games I taught at the World Boardgaming Championships for Rio Grande Games this year (11 of them, altogether), Asara by the Wolfgang Kramer...
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"Nessie" comes to the world of board games
Loch Ness Monster
July 16, 2011
Having just played one of Rio Grande’s newest releases, called Loch Ness, I got curious about the legend. Heard a lot about it over the years...
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Factory Manager: An exercise in efficiency
Factory Manager
May 13, 2011
The odd thing about my winning the first game of Factory Manager that I ever played is that I have no idea how I pulled it...
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Carcassonne 10th Anniversary Special Edition up for Pre-Order
Carcassonne
March 21, 2011
The globally popular tile based game of Carcassonne, from Rio Grande Games, is celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year with a new pre-order on...
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Power Grid may look dated but it packs a punch on your gaming table
Product Reviews
March 21, 2011
In 2004, creator Friedmann Friese and game company, Rio Grande Games, released a strange little enigma of a table top board game called Power Grid....
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Lost Cities the Board Game brings fast paced card play to a board game setting
Lost Cities
December 8, 2010
In 2008, Rio Grande Games and game creator Reiner Knizia collaborated to release the Lost Cities board game. This Lost Cities board game version,...
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Zooloretto is an animal tile collecting game suited for family fun
zooloretto
November 29, 2010
In 2007, Rio Grande Games and designer Michael Schacht released the family matching tile game called Zooloretto. Zooloretto was originally created...
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Macao: A brain burner with some unique mechanics
Macao
September 23, 2010
Though I have yet to figure out a viable path to victory in a game of Macao, I’m working on it. As often...
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