Tile Placement

Bananagrams may not appeal to everyone, but I think it succeeds at surpassing Scrabble to become one of the better word games that have ever been created.

Minecraft Builders & Biomes is not perfect, but it does a surprisingly good job adapting Minecraft for the world of board games.

Cloud City does a fantastic job finding the perfect balance between simplicity and strategy to create a game that everyone from the casual to hardcore gamer can enjoy.

At first glance Meeple Land might look like your typical tile laying game, but beneath the surface is a surprisingly deep and satisfying experience where you can build the park of your dreams.

Blokus Trigon doesn’t drastically differentiate itself from the original Blokus, but it maintains the simplicity and fun of the original game.

Kingdomino: The Court takes the already excellent gameplay from the original game and adds an interesting new resource mechanic which improves on the strategy of an already great game.

Despite its reliance on luck and its low amount of scoring, FITS is a great abstract tile placement game and possibly the best board game adaptation of Tetris ever made.

Cartoona is a fun little tile placement game that families should enjoy even if it has some issues.

String Safari is a truly original game experience filled with some really interesting ideas that the whole family can enjoy.

Sumoku may not be for everyone but it is a fun math game with interesting mechanics that leads to a surprisingly fun game.