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Red Reviews | Xia | Folded Space Organizer

After getting my hands on Xia and adding in two expansions the box was pretty damn messy. I went out looking for something to make my life better. Along came the Folded Space organizer, so I bought one and thought I’d give it a shot. The package came a bit beat up in the mail, so this is my assembly not knowing if it would actually still work and how the final product would fit in the box. This fit the original Xia Legend of a Drift System, Embers of a Forsaken Star and Mission and Powers. I have not sleeved all the cards yet but it looks like the will fit. Once I do I’ll note here if they don’t fit.

Xia – https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/82222/xia-legends-drift-system

Folded Space Xia Organizer – https://www.foldedspace.net/store/xia-legends-of-a-drift-system/

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Marvel Champions | E111 Captain America vs Medusa | Red Plays

It’s the Fourth of July in the USA so we’ll celebrate with an episode of Marvel Champions putting Captain America up against Medusa to see who comes out on top. Captain America has been on the bench for close to 100 plays so I imagine we’ll be a bit rusty and Medusa seems like one of the harder custom content villains.

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Red Reviews – Unboxing Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion + Strawberry Studio Quick Kick

Two things arrived in the mail this week. Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion and the games for the Strawberry Studios Quick Kick ( 9 Games! ). Let’s unbox both of them and take a look at the contents. First we’ll see which games are a part of the Quick Kick and then we’ll dive into Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion.

Strawberry Studios Quick Kick https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/strawberrystudio/quick-kick-9-small-games-for-kids-and-adults-alike

Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/291457/gloomhaven-jaws-lion

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Tsuro E1 | Red Plays

It’s time for Red to take on the kids in a game of Tsuro. This is a simple game that is easy for the whole family to play and is a good introduction to thinking ahead and using strategy. Apologies for Thomas’s squeaky chair, we’ll get that fixed for next time.

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Tsuro | Red Reviews

In this review we will talk about Tsuro. An easy to play game for 2-8 players with a play time of 15-30 minutes. It is an extremely easy game to learn and is fun for all ages. Highly recommended as a gateway game or game to play with the family.