Tokaido Duo (Designer: Antoine Bauza, Artist: Xavier Gueniffe Durin, Publisher: Funforge). At the very least, this one caught my eye for the really interesting theme: Instead of another “Dungeons and Dragons, but a BOARD GAME,” this one takes some of the wacky ideas and concepts Dungeons and Dragons promises, and channels them into a different outlet. Obviously, we’ll need to see more of the game before this really goes into the bargain bin of curiosity or not, but the concept is enough to make it onto our list. Taking risks with Dungeons and Dragons beyond TTRPGs is really great to see, and Yawning Portal’s theme–an inn of the same name where players will take on the role of servers competing for victory points while serving food–sounds like a fun and accessible title for D&D groups, family game nights, and more. WizKid’s recent release of Dungeon Scrawlers: Heroes of Undermountain had some really interesting ideas, if somewhat imperfect implementation. The demo of this game’s prototype will be on display at Gencon and the reason it makes the list is that the continued popularity and growth of Dungeons and Dragons has led to some fun, interesting, and at least somewhat experimental game releases. To start off our list, we have a game for which only scant details have been revealed. The Yawning Portal: A Dungeons & Dragons Strategy Board Game (Avalon Hill)ĭungeons and Dragons: Dungeon Scrawlers is a fun attempt at a DnD board game hope to see more from Yawning Portal!. These are not reviews, but a list of the ten games that we’re excited about the possibility of playing! Please note that this is a list of the games that I am most excited to play and try, with some being simply prototypes, and others releasing fully AT GenCon, so much of this is based off of developer previews, rulebook reads, and other materials. With that in mind, your trusty board gaming guide Marcy is here to list the 10 games out of the more than 500(!) at the event which I think it’s worth keeping an eye on. Some of these titles will be for sale, some are getting their official announcement, and others are being demo’d for sale a little later this year (or next). Because many of these games will slowly emerge on the market over the next few months, a pretty common tradition is to look over the list of titles compiled by folks (this time, we’re referencing the excellent list compiled over at Board Game Geek, which you can find here ) of games that will, in some form, be present at GenCon. Every year publishers big and small bring their upcoming titles to reveal, demo, and sometimes sell before they hit the market fully. 
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