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One fan shared a screenshot of their villager, Vivian, stating a rhyme: "" While Vivian likely doesn't know what Tom's practices are, this could be a way the developers hint at his unscrupulous nature. Vivian's remark about Tom Nook «cooking the books» alludes to real-world financial terms, where a person manipulates accounting records to create a more favorable picture of a company's financial health.

With the release of the Mythical Island Booster Pack in , players now have more choices as to what to include in their decks and one of those options is a new version of Golem. This version of Golem is more consistent than the previous one, and there is no dealing damage to itself this time around. That is likely to make players eager to give this Fighting-type deck another go and use it to great success in player matches

The will introduce a new kind of promo card next year, which won't be legal to use in games but should still be a fun collectible for some players. In addition to selling individual booster packs, the also sells many of its products in special boxed products. These collections usually come with promotional pieces like jumbo-sized cards, posters, or figures, along with the occasional exclusive promo card.

is the most recent game in the series, but it's also the latest gacha game to take the gaming community by storm. With adorable outfits, a deceptively dark story, and plenty of content to explore, it's easy to get sucked into this adventure set in the fictional world of Miraland. It turns out that being a stylist and collecting various fashions is a super fun game mechanic, and beating other stylists in Stylist Challenges is rather satisfying.

Hey, have you heard about this game about digging a hole that's coming out next year? It's called A Game About Digging A Hole and that's pretty much what it's about. You dig a hole in your backyard and find treasure and ores and you sell all that stuff and use the money to buy other stuff to make digging go faster and get richer from digging up more stuff to sell, ad nauseum, until you're very rich from digging a hole in A Game About Digging A Hole.

Nearly 19,000 videogame products released on Steam this year—18,945 as of press time, meaning if 50-some things get dropped before January 1, 2025 my headline there turns into a lie but whatever I'm going for it. Where was it?

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner and as we get ready to say goodbye to 2024, it’s time for our annual top 10 list. As is tradition here at BGQ, I’ll be teaming up with fellow reviewer Brandon to list off our Top 10 Board Games of 2024. We always pair up for these lists to help provide a bit more variety in our standout games of the year. While I tend to be more of a thematic, dice-chucking, minis-loving gamer, Brandon leans more toward the crunchy euros.

Small box card games have been having their moment in the sun lately. Ranging from trick-taking to cooperative engagement, there’s plenty to discover. Sometimes these games pull us in with their intriguing theme or stellar illustrations. Other times, it’s the designer pedigree or unique mechanisms.

If you’ll recall from my City of the Living review, I’m always down for a post-apocalyptic city-building game. When I’ve got the spare time, Frostpunk: The Board Game is still my go-to, but that’s pretty heavy and I rarely have the free time to bust it out. So I’m always on the hunt for a new game in the genre that can play quicker, yet still keep my interest.