SiliconVania Announced
WizKids has introduced SiliconVania, a recreation themed round vampire funding and metropolis constructing. “The Vampire Council is seeking to rework dusty outdated Transylvania into a brand new world expertise hub, and it has enlisted the gamers to supervise the event.  During the sport, gamers bid on constructing tiles that they then add to their private four-by-four metropolis grids.”
Source: https://icv2.com/articles/information/view/51945/wizkids-launching-siliconvania

Doctor Who and Magic the Gathering
Wizards of the Coast has introduced 4 Doctor-Who themed Magic: The Gathering Commander decks underneath their Universes Beyond line, which options particular Magic playing cards with distinctive licensed themes. “With 4 Commander decks, particular card remedies, Collector Boosters, and a Secret Lair as effectively, this collaboration has taste and enjoyable for followers of each Doctor from throughout 60 years of Doctor Who tales.”
Source: https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/information/next-year-of-magic-wizards-presents-2022-08-18

The 12 Dice of Christmas Announced
Steve Jackson Games has introduced a Christmas-themed cube recreation. “12 Christmas-y cube make for one quick, enjoyable recreation! You’re selecting cube to get the proper numbers to purchase the presents you want for Christmas . . . and maintain your folks from getting what THEY need. Easy to study and fast to play, this will probably be a vacation favourite for everybody!”
Source: http://www.sjgames.com/12diceofchristmas/

Turtle Splash Pre-Order
There’s a brand new recreation out there for pre-order within the Lucky Duck Kids line. It’s anticipated to ship in late September. “With a flick, the gamers propel the turtle into the lake, then flip over animal tiles to advance on their private board. Who would be the first to seek out all their animals?”
Source: https://luckyduckgames.com/en/video games/309-turtle-splash

Vengeance: Roll & Fight Released
Mighty Boards has launched Vengeance: Roll & Fight, an action-movie impressed roll-and-write sequel to their board recreation Vengeance. “An motion film in a field the place you play a vigilante intent on wiping out the gangs that plague your metropolis. Designed by Dávid Turczi, Noralie Lubbers and Gordon Calleja, Vengeance: Roll & Fight is an action-packed twist on the roll-and-write style, bringing a real-time, dice-rolling system the place you throw, punch and backflip your approach by means of gang-infested dens.”
Source: https://mighty-boards.com/1/50/merchandise/Vengeance-Roll-Fight-Episode-1-2-Bundle

The Wolves Pre-Order
The Wolves is at the moment out there for pre-order over on the Pandasaurus Games web site. “A pack-building technique recreation for 2-5 gamers. It’s survival of the fittest as you compete to construct the biggest, most dominant pack by claiming territory, recruiting lone wolves, and looking prey. But watch out to not develop too recklessly into terrain the place your rivals thrive– they could lure members of your pack away!”
Source: https://pandasaurusgames.com/merchandise/the-wolves

Reviews
Revolution of 1828 (Tabletop Bellhop): “If you are looking for a brainy, high strategy, two player game that’s pretty easy to learn (at least easy with the back reference side of the rulebook face up for your early plays). I don’t think you will go wrong with Revolution of 1828.”
Source: https://tabletopbellhop.com/game-reviews/revolutionof1828/

Point Salad (What Board Game): “I have introduced this game to so many people and have had 100% success rate with it. I have gifted it to so many people as it is so accessible, but also so good. It is the perfect gateway card game.”
Source: https://www.whatboardgame.com/put up/point-salad-card-game-review

Long Shot: The Dice Game (T3): “The intricate tangle of complimentary and competitive goals that arise as players strive to push their chosen horses over the finish line is a never-ending delight that brings a rare level of player interaction to roll and write games.”
Source: https://www.t3.com/opinions/long-shot-the-dice-game-review