Finspan - Sharks and Reefs: Review Introduction : Finspan is the fish (sea life) equivalent of the famous Wingspan. For the original review click here. This review will focus on the first expansion for Finspan; Sharks and Reefs. In this expansion the cards have increased from 125 cards to 200. With a lot of these new cards focusing on a new reef addition. Reef : In the middle of each player's board. In the twilight section a new board overlay has been placed to include a reef overlay. Each reef will have a different coloured coral assigned to each dive track. Each coral token will score the players an additional points at the end of the game as well as bonus points (which change per dive track), for completion of all six tokens in a dive track at the end of the game. To gain a coral token players have to spend the listed cost on the board, when passing through this section when diving. To gain a completed coral section the player will have to pay this...
Duel for Meloch: Rapid Review Information: Mechanics: Area Control, Engine Building, Variable Player Powers, Assymetrical Player Age: 14+ Player Count: 1 - 2 Players Time to Play: 45 Minutes Game Designer: Jamey Stegmaier Game Artist: Jakub Rozalski Publisher : Stonemaier Games Expansions: Yes Year Published: 2026 BGG Weight: 3.58 Rundown: Duel for Meloch is a really hard game to explain and review. However, it is a production feat that needs to be noted. Jamey Stegmaier has taken his two existing titles Expeditions and Scythe and created a shorter duel game. There are some interpretations of game crossovers in the industry so far, and loving them, an example is Mindbug X King of Tokyo. Duel for Meloch is more than this where other crossovers carry across the feelings of one game or characters into another system. Duel for Meloch is a system designed to hold residence for two other systems at once. The players are separated in...