King Panda Games
This is every game we have reviewed and every guide we have written, newest first, more than 150 articles in all. Each review gives a game two separate scores, Bamboo Plants for how easy it is to learn and teach and Pandas for how much fun it is once you know it, and how we review board games explains both scales and why nothing gets reviewed before at least three full plays.
Scrolling this archive is the slow way in. The reviews library lets you filter by game, and the best board games of 2026 is our ranked shortlist for anyone who just wants to know what to buy.
So far two games have earned a perfect 5 on both scales. Cover Your Assets is the most cheerfully mean $20 you can spend on a card game, and Sushi Go Party! is the light drafting game that seats up to eight and plays differently every time you change the menu.
All five Everdell expansions ranked honestly — which to buy first, which to skip, and which is worth it only…
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Stop losing at Everdell. The pairing trick, when to change seasons, the events most players ignore, and the city plan…
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Everdell earns 5/5 Pandas from us — but the 3/5 Bamboo rating tells a story too. Full review covering gameplay,…
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Sequence at 2 players is playable but not the best version. Here's what changes, what you lose, and what to…
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8 jacks, 2 types, 1 rule everyone forgets. The complete Sequence jack card guide — what each does, when to…
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Jack card timing, board control zones, and team coordination tactics that actually win games of Sequence. Practical strategy for every…
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Sequence earns a 5/5 Bamboo, 4/5 Pandas. Fast to learn, genuinely fun in teams. Our honest take on who should…
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Branch & Claw, Jagged Earth, Feather & Flame, Nature Incarnate — Spirit Island has four add-on expansions plus a standalone…
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Spirit Island solo is a legitimately great single-player experience. Here's what changes, which spirits work best alone, and how to…
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Spirit Island's difficulty dial runs from 0 to 10+. Here's what each Adversary does, how to calibrate the challenge for…
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