Feels like UK Games Expo was a lifetime ago now, but here is mine, Lindsay & Megan’s little haul, more modest than most years cause not only were we all brassic, but also volunteering so not much time to do the halls

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A little after 9am on Thursday, I boarded my first train of a journey that has become increasingly familiar over the years. It was my sixth visit to the convention, having first attended in 2019 before COVID forced a break, but I returned in 2022. It was also my fourth time making the journey by train. The first leg carried me from the South Coast to London Victoria, followed by a tube trip to London Euston and a welcome lunch break before the faster train north. By around 4pm, I was walking through the NEC halls once again, ready for another weekend at @ukgamesexpo 2026.

Read the full review here: https://tabletopgamesblog.com/2026/06/06/uk-games-expo-2026-saturday-review/
Listen to the audio version here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/14Jlkg5IpLtgxe59o8VHII?si=EUGZMsopSMWJrbm_c2Su6w

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Last weekend I ran Unfallen - a narrative Warcry event, at #UKGE

10 players were asked to choose their path through the blighted wilds of Thyria: as either Contaminators seeding creeping corruption, or Remediators sworn to burn out the rot and restore balance.

https://warbosskurgan.blogspot.com/2026/06/unfallen-ukge-2026-warcry-narrative.html

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Fantha Tracks at UK Games Expo 2026

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Fantha Tracks headed to the NEC in Birmingham for the 20th anniversary of UK Games Expo.

Read the whole story at the below link:

https://www.fanthatracks.com/news/gaming/fantha-tracks-at-uk-games-expo-2026/

UK Games Expo 2026 is over. It was wonderful to see so many of you, and apologies to anyone I didn't get a chance to pop by and say hello to. It was exhausting, but also so very fulfilling and recharging. I will write about the whole event very soon, but in the meantime, here are the games I brought back.

Review copies (tl-br): Risk it for a Biscuit from Dissent Games, Go Big from Sinister Fish Games, Take Cat from Gibson, Korpi from Hiirosoft, Borealis from Lucky Duck Games

Bought games (tl-br): 1987 Channel Tunnel from Looping Games, Meow Tiles from Oink Games, Playte Poker Chips, Jerusalem from Matt Green and Tony Boydell, Bus & Stop from Saashi & Saashi, Escape the Rat Race from Treesap Games, Big Shot from Playte, Let's Make a Bus Route: The Dice Game from Saashi & Saashi, Ada's Library from Playte and North American Railways from Playte

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