Root: The Most Asymmetric Game in Our Library
Root gives four players four completely different games to play simultaneously, and somehow it works.
From the Cafe
The Dice & Drizzle Blog
Rules explanations, staff stories, game recommendations, and dispatches from the tables of Reykjavik's favourite board game cafe.
Ticket to Ride: Iceland Edition Story
We imported Ticket to Ride: Nordic Countries, set it up at the Reykjavik table, and watched players immediately fight over the same tunnel route.
Codenames: Two Minutes to Learn, Years to Master
Codenames is our most-played party game. Two minutes of rules, unlimited depth, and a clue that once ended a friendship.
Spirit Island: The Game That Makes You Feel Like a God
Spirit Island is the most complex cooperative game we own, and the most rewarding. It is also genuinely terrifying to learn.
Catan on a Friday Night: Alliances, Betrayal, and Sheep
No game at Dice and Drizzle produces more noise, more deals, and more carefully plotted revenge than a Friday night Catan.
Azul: The Most Beautiful Game You've Never Heard Of
Azul is a tile-drafting game about decorating a Portuguese palace, and it is absolutely merciless.
Pandemic: When Four Strangers Saved the World at Table 7
One rainy Saturday, four strangers sat down at Table 7 and spent two hours curing diseases together. It worked.
How We Played Wingspan for the First Time (And Cried)
Our staff fell in love — and apart — over Wingspan, the bird-card engine builder that sneaks up on you.