A quick look at the Rom Com game cards shows that it requires an encyclopedic memory of actors and dialogue to get ahead.
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Graphic Novel Review: ‘Harvey Knight’s Odyssey’ by Nick Maandag from Drawn+Quarterly
In 'Harvey Knight's Odyssey' Nick Maandag drives the narrative of each story with graphics appropriate to its theme.
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'Brooklyn's Last Secret' follows still-gunning-for-greatness band Major Threat as it begins its latest tour.
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'White Savior' by Eric Nguyen and Scott Burman shows that history, and even the present, is not always as clear as it might seem.
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Murder Board Mystery Puzzle adds jigsaw puzzle-solving to the case file and documents needed to solve a murder.
Read More »Graphic Novel Review: ‘Movements and Moments’ from Drawn+Quarterly
'Movements and Moments' is an anthology of graphic stories highlighting we are all a people living our stories.
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'Hello Kitty and Friends Lotería' from The Op Games is truly international as it brings together game-play from Latin America and one of Japan’s greatest cultural contributions into a single entertaining game for all ages.
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'Clue: The Grinch' puts a new, Christmassy spin on the classic murder mystery game, with tried-and-true gameplay and a few new tweaks.
Read More »Game Review: ‘Murder by Chef’s Knife’ Murder Mystery Party Case File from University Games
Who murdered Chef Lorenzo? In 'Murder by Chef's Knife', a Murder Mystery Party Case Files game, players must figure out which character had the motive, means, and opportunity.
Read More »Board Game Review: ‘Smart Ass’ from University Games
Unlike most trivia games, the 'Smart Ass' board game is all about deciphering clues and being the quickest to answer – but with a luck factor too.
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