This week tells us about a Monster High-ish game called Mythic Mischief. In it, you play a group of monster kids in school, trying to cause mischief in the library and get one of the rival cliques in trouble. It's a head-to-head sportsball type game of out-maneuvering your opponent's team members so they get caught by the library's Tomekeeper. The game also features a solo mode that sounds pretty fun to me. You can get one of two different base games, each with a different set of factions as well as stand-alone expansions, each consisting of a new faction.

• Mythic Mischief (BGG, IV Studio)

• 04:20 - Roll Through the Ages: The Bronze Age (BGG, Eagle-Gryphon)
• 08:55 - Cartographers (BGG, Thunderworks)
• 14:40 - Yahtzee! (BGG)
• 17:40 - Dungeon Dice (BGG)
• 22:45 - Railroad Ink (BGG)
• 27:39 - OctoDice (BGG)
• 31:27 - Clip-Cut Parks (BGG)
• 34:28 - Three Sisters (BGG)
• 36:23 - Catan: The Dice Game (BGG)

This week we talk about the game Aleph Null by Tony Boydell and published by Capstone Games. The art is by Alex Leigh and music by Nicholas O'Neill. I did not include music as I mentioned I might do, primarily because I didn't see it available on-line for public consumption.

Anway, this game is about summoning the demon Baphomet, the Sabbat Goat. It's a bit creepy and would be creepier if not for the excellent and light-hearted art by Alex Leigh. Either way, it's a really fun game in which you are trying to cast a ritual to summon Baphomet by playing cards from your hand and slowly using them up to do magics with the hope of finally completing the ritual as expected.

• Aleph Null (BGG, Capstone Games)