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For Everything There is a Season: The Origin Story of Combat Commander: Vietnam – InsideGMT

Note: All of the images depicting game components in this article show early concept or playtest art.

A Time to Plant.

It was 18(!!) years ago that Chad and I started talking about designing a Combat Commander: Vietnam game together. Of course, Chad was the master crafter of Combat Commander and knew the CC design a bazillion times better than I did, but he didn’t really know anything about Vietnam. I probably know more about that war/period than I know about any other in military history, and I love Combat Commander, so a co-design with Chad and myself seemed like a good fit. But we both were really busy with other projects, so we decided to work on CC: Vietnam in the margins, not caring if it took even a decade to get to our game tables in finished form.

So we went slowly but had a ton of great conversations as we crafted the project—and I learned even MORE about the genius of Chad Jensen when he sent me his master CC spreadsheets to adapt for CC: Vietnam. Wow. Over time, we honed the design document, unit spreadsheets, and scenario scope, and I finally put together a very ugly test CC: Vietnam map that we used to maneuver and “fight” our imaginary battles. Here you can see both that original map and Chad’s enormously better version of that map at right, which depicts mountainous jungle terrain that we envisioned as a base map for an “Assault on a US Fire Base” scenario, Marine defenses of a hilltop position, and US assaults (mini-Hamburger Hills) on dug in NVA/PLF forces.

*Gene’s playtest map (left) vs. Chad’s playtest map (right). Yeah, I know… 😊*

As most of you know, Chad’s design plate was continually busy during those years. There wasn’t a time I can remember when Chad didn’t have a couple games on our P500 list and a few more in his head. Here’s an ad we did back around 2015 that showed just a few of the Family Games that Chad had completed or in the works:

So Chad was busy. And starting around 2014, I got into serious development and testing on the game I’d wanted to do forever, Mr. President. So both of our design time for CC: Vietnam was minimal, but we kept honing the design document and both thought it was coming together and that we’d do it “someday.”

A Time to Weep.

Sadly, we were wrong. Even 5 ½ years later, I still have trouble thinking and talking about that incredibly heart-wrenching period of Chad’s sickness and passing. I lost a good friend, Kai lost the love of her life, and the gaming world lost an absolute rock star designer. So gaming-wise inside GMT, everything Chad-related just stopped while we all grieved his passing.

A Time to Build Up.

Probably a year later, allowing some time to pass and the hard edges of grief to soften a bit so we could get through a phone conversation without crying, Kai and I began to talk about finishing Chad’s unfinished or unpublished designs. And he had a bunch of them. Honestly, I didn’t think at that point that CC: Vietnam would be one of them because, frankly, I didn’t want to design it without Chad (and there was STILL Mr. President dominating my design time). And so we did other games instead—games that either Kai or I had a team in place or recruited to finish. Of all those games we talked about and have worked on, I’m especially happy that John Butterfield volunteered to finish Downfall with Kai. And it won the CSR Game of the Year last year! What a tribute to Chad, and to John, a forever friend to Chad and Kai.

In 2022, Kai and I began to seriously discuss the Combat Commander series and agreed to create an Anniversary Edition of the CC: Europe/CC: Med. games which was packaged as Chad originally intended, in one big box. And we had designers ask us about taking the CC game to other theatres and periods. But no movement for CC: Vietnam. Until there WAS!!!

A Time to Seek.

Two of our newer GMT designers whose work I’m really excited about are Non-Breaking Space (NB) and Stephen Rangazas. NB created Cross Bronx Expressway (nearing heading to the printer now) and Stephen designed The British Way. Both have other designs on P500 now and also on the design table. Well, in the fall of 2023, NB came to our Weekend at the Warehouse and showed a couple games to Jason, Kai, Rachel, Mike Bertucelli, and me. I liked his games, but more importantly, I liked HIM. After the weekend, we were all excited about working with NB—I heard several “he fits with us” comments (and he DOES!)—on various projects. And Stephen’s The British Way and The Guerrilla Generation demonstrated both his design skill and the depth of research that he puts into game design. I was particularly impressed with the way he engages with customers online: he communicates clearly and humbly and is open to feedback and other interpretations while being committed to making the best product that he can.

So, at that warehouse meeting, being really impressed with NB, I mentioned in passing that I’d really love to find a team to get the Combat Commander: Vietnam project moving forward. NB surprised us with “I need to make a phone call.” That call was to Stephen (they often work together in a design partnership). NB has since told me that it was Stephen’s background in Vietnam research that prompted the call. Stephen’s design of Sovereign of Discord, the expansion to our hit COIN game Fire in the Lake, already benefited from his depth of knowledge (and I would note here that your work has to be pretty impressive to get Mark and Volko to sign off on doing an expansion for one of their best-selling games!). After the call, NB told us something along the lines of “We’re interested, but it’s a divergence from the path we are on right now. So we need to take some time to think about it and discuss it in depth before we give you an answer.”

Fast forward to January of 2024. NB contacted me and Jason and let us know that he and Stephen were definitely interested in working on a Combat Commander: Vietnam game! We had an online meeting a week later where they walked us through a slide show of how they intended to move forward with the design, assuming we approved it. Here are a few of the slides from that meeting:

*Stephen and NB’s scoping of the Factions that they proposed including in the game.*

*NB and Stephen’s early overview of Faction Deck Force Composition and Timelines*

It was a really good meeting. We had a lot of questions, and NB and Stephen answered them with skill, honesty, and transparency and were not shy to share what their research showed. I liked that when they hadn’t figured something out yet, they said so. It was clear to me that they had the chops to research, design, and deliver a new Combat Commander: Vietnam that aligned with Chad’s and my vision for the game but was not limited by it. I left that meeting IMPRESSED. And we gave them the go ahead to push forward into the “create the physical game” stage, which they proposed to have to show us by the Fall 2024 Weekend at the Warehouse.

A Time to Dance.

We didn’t hear much from Stephen and NB from January to September. We just left them alone, knowing that what they were creating was a huge task. Occasionally they’d have a question, but mostly they just worked away on their own, sculpting what we all hoped would become a masterpiece.

Then, just before the Weekend at the Warehouse, NB sent us the image below and told us he’d have the playtest kit ready for the Weekend. We were so excited!

At the Weekend, we were all really happy about where the design was and ready to move forward to getting it ready for P500. I was thinking it might be ready to go on the P500 list in a year. Then NB said, “Please give us a deadline. We work better that way.” So I said, “April 2025.” NB didn’t blink, so that was our target date.

Then, in January, Stephen and NB informed us that they had EIGHT maps (pictured below) they were now testing on and anticipated they’d double that within a month.

They also included a Map of Vietnam with a Scenario and Reference guide for all the planned Battles (below).

And then they COMPLETELY blew me away. They built a campaign system! WHAT??!!??

*Campaign Scenario Generator (left) and the CC: V scenario it generated (right)*

They then noted that they thought they’d be ready for a MARCH P500 addition instead of April. Looking at the quality and completeness of their work (I’ve shown just a fraction here), I had no problem giving them the March slot. So here we are, with Combat Commander: Vietnam hitting the P500 list with this week’s customer newsletter. I hope you’ll order yours now!

I hope this article gives you all some insight into how Combat Commander: Vietnam has come to exist. What a long journey this has been. I am HUGELY excited about what NB and Stephen have created and how they’ve taken Chad’s system and our vision and combined it with their own research and added so much that we probably wouldn’t ever have thought of. I still can’t believe we’re going to have a Campaign System for CC: Vietnam!!!!!!

I believe (and hope) that the Combat Commander community will be blown away by how cool this game is and by the amount of value they’re going to get in this big box of Combat Commander love. And I know Chad would be SO happy to see this game that we planted the seeds for finally come to fruition. As with everything in the Combat Commander world, every time I play this, I’ll be thinking of Chad. And I’ll always be thankful that NB and Stephen took up this challenge and have honored Chad with the care, attention to detail, and general awesomeness that they’ve created for us to enjoy as we play Combat Commander: Vietnam.

– Gene

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20/04/2025

Causing an opponent to cause you to discard?

Some abilities, such as Nullhide Ferox, like to be discarded by a spell or ability an opponent controls. I am seeking ways to proactively cause these abilities to trigger. A few ideas I had are…

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, there are cards similar to this, and there are text-changing effects obviously designed to pair with them. I have found some text-changing in MTG, but nothing related to discarding yet.
Exchanging control to an opponent of Siren of the Silent Song or Deadbridge Shaman, or similarly exchanging control of spells, but these combos require three specific cards to be drawn and are clunky.
Controlling an opponent…while they already have a discard option available, but they would have likely used it anyhow.
An ideal card might be something like an X-and-a-green Instant with an effect "search your library for creatures with the same name as each other with mana value X and put one of them onto the battlefield under each player’s control." This could grab, i.e., Acquisitions Expert. I thought something like this might exist, but I couldn’t find anything.

Are there sensible (i.e., at most two drawn cards and four mana) strategies to use these abilities proactively, or are they only good for the sideboard? I am mostly interested in Pioneer format options.

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20/04/2025

Dress to Impress codes April 2025

April 19, 2025: Get your unique new DTI code for the Easter update by following the steps below.

What are the new Dress to Impress codes? Look no further if you want to strut your stuff on the catwalk with all the latest fashion accessories. The latest DTI codes grant you the hottest cosmetics to add to your ensemble and create a stunning new look, and it’s as simple as entering a code or two.

As the name suggests, Dress to Impress is all about fashion, collecting new clothes, and trying out different styles. Unlike most Roblox games, these DTI codes permanently unlock a set of items to add to your wardrobe. If you’re looking for extra freebies, we also have codes for some of the other best Roblox games such as Blox Fruits codes to help you get an edge on the competition. Alternatively, you can check out our list of Dress to Impress outfit ideas.

New Dress to Impress codes

Here’s a list of all the active Dress to Impress codes to redeem right now:

DTI Easter 2025 code – Spot the emojis and numbers in the map and use the emoji sequence above the leaderboard to decode your unique DTI Easter 2025 code (NEW)
BADDIES4LIFE – April Fools item
HAPPYNEWYEAR – Hanfu
YEAROFTHESNAKE – Snake Jewellery
LNY2025 – Cheongsam Dress, Tang Suit
1CON1CF4TMA – Dress
B3APL4YS_D0L1E – Doll
MEGANPLAYSBOOTS – Shoes
CH00P1E_1S_B4CK – Street-style outfit (shirt, shoes, and skirt)
D1ORST4R – Star-themed bag & hair bow accessory
S3M_0W3N_Y4Y – Gold-handled axe with a red jewel
UMOYAE – Blue corset-tutu dress
M0T0PRINCESSWAV – Gold red tiara with red jewels
KITTYUUHH – Caseoh’s kitty cat
KREEK – Kreekcraft’s hat
BELALASLAY – Off-shoulder jacket
C4LLMEHH4LEY – Free item
CHOOPIE10K – Free item
M3RM4ID – Free item
ITSJUSTNICHOLAS – Free item
LANATUTU – Skirt item
SUBM15CY – Necklace and eyelashes
LABOOTS – two pairs of boots
LANA – a new outfit (frilly pants, ruffed crop top, and legwarmers)
TEKKYOOZ – a handbag with a black bow.
LEAHASHE – Leah hoodie and Ashe pants.
LANABOW – Bow accessory

Expired codes

Player-specific Flamethrower code
CUPIDSCLOUD
M0T0PRINCESSWAV
FASHION – Sabrina’s Met Dress
SWEETHEART
4BILLION
NY2025
THEGAMES
REWARD4CLASS1C

How to redeem Dress to Impress codes

To claim the active Dress to Impress codes, you need to:

Go to the official Dress to Impress Roblox page and open the game.
Click the button with three stars on the left side of the screen.
Enter the code and click the tick button to redeem.

This will permanently unlock the associated fashion accessory, which you can wear at any point from then onward. To wear the item, click its icon on the code redeem screen, and your character should automatically put it on.

You can then tinker with the item’s color by using the color wheel on the screen’s right-hand side. You can take it off by clicking the hat icon on the right-hand side and then clicking the X underneath the item you wish to remove.

How to find more Dress to Impress codes

The easiest way to get more Dress to Impress codes is to bookmark and keep checking this page for when the next batch appears. This saves you from needing to sign up for any services and gets you new accessories as soon as they become available.

However, if you don’t mind going to get them from the source, your best bet is to sign up to the Discord server, which you can find a link to via the Dress to Impress Roblox page and by looking at the announcements tab. This will require you to watch some YouTube videos of previous developer streams to get the codes, and it can take a while to get to the point where you learn the codes, so it’s probably best to leave that busy work to us.

And with that, we’ve come to the end of our Dress to Impress codes guide. If you want more clothing that works across all Roblox games, feel free to check out our list of Roblox promo codes. We also have a list of Roblox music codes to claim now if you fancy spicing up the soundtracks to your favorite experiences.

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20/04/2025

2025 Spring Sale Buyer’s Guide – InsideGMT

Many of you told us how much you appreciated us giving you a Buyer’s guide to our 2024 Fall Sale, so as we approach our Special Spring Sale that starts on Tuesday, April 1, Rachel and I have updated this Buyer’s Guide to try to give you some of that information to help out with your buying choices. We encourage you to use this information and the links below to build your sale carts on the GMT website between now and Tuesday when the sale begins. I hope you find this Buyer’s Guide useful.

Where Can You Find ALL the Eligible Sale Items?

We’re trying to make things a little easier for all of you this year, so can find all of the games you can buy in the sale in one department on the GMT Website. Just click Spring Sale 2025 (or choose it from the left side menu on any page in the “Browse by Series/Type” section except the front page on the GMT website) to see a list of every item that you can buy with the 40% off sale discount.

Which Games are Close to Going Out of Stock?

Here’s an alphabetical list of our lowest-stock games, with current quantities on hand for all games with less than 200 copies currently in stock:

Almoravid – 34

Charioteer – 180

Commands & Colors Napoleonics Expansion #5: Generals, Marshalls, and Tacticians – 109

Commands & Colors Napoleonics Exp: The Spanish Army – 129

Gallipoli, 1915 – 90

Grand Prix – 97

Here I Stand, 500th Anniversary Edition – 76

Paths of Glory, Deluxe Edition – 149

Sovereign of Discord – 174

Tanto Monta – 30

The Last Hundred Yards Volume 2: Airborne Over Europe – 93

Thunder Alley – 193

Thunder in the East – 21

Urban Sprawl – 56

NOTE: The following games have been “OUT OF STOCK” on our website for a while, but in our latest physical inventory, we’ve found some copies in the warehouse (quantities noted below). Good while stocks last:

*Note that some of the games pictured may already be out of stock now (updated 4/1)*

Brandywine -24

C&C Napoleonics: The Russian Army – 11

Crown of Roses – 16

Golan ’73: FAB #3 – 14

The Last Hundred Yards Volume 3: The Solomon Islands – 60

This Accursed Civil War (Musket & Pike series) – 66

Which Games in the Sale have the highest retail prices?

Here’s a descending order list of our highest retail priced games, for those of you looking to optimize value. Price listed is BEFORE your 40% sale discount:

A Time for Trumpets – $163

Panzer North Africa – $152

Pacific War – $135

Thunder in the East – $125

Conquest and Consequence – $125

Great Battles of Julius Caesar, Deluxe Edition – $125

Gallipoli: Churchill’s Greatest Gamble – $115

Gathering Storm – $115

Great Battles of Alexander, Deluxe Edition, 2^nd Printing – $115

Storm Over Asia – $115

MBT, 2^nd Printing – $108

Here I Stand, 500th Anniversary Edition, 2nd Printing – $104

Red Dust Rebellion – $104

Virgin Queen, 2nd Printing – $101

Which of GMT’s 2024 Best-Sellers are in stock for the sale?

Commands & Colors Medieval: Crusades Expansion

Here I Stand, 500th Anniversary Edition, 2nd Printing

Next War: Iran

Panzer North Africa

Red Dust Rebellion

Twilight Struggle Deluxe Edition, 8th Printing

Virgin Queen, 2nd Printing

Wolfpack

Which of GMT’s All-Time Best-Selling Games are in Stock?

In Stock Games from GMT's List of All-Time Bestsellers (Out-of-Stock Bestsellers not pictured here) — *In Stock Games from GMT’s List of All-Time Bestsellers (Out-of-Stock Bestsellers not pictured here)*

Twilight Struggle Deluxe Edition, 8th Printing

Battle Line, 12th Printing

Dominant Species, 6th Printing

Paths of Glory, Deluxe Edition, 2nd Printing

Sekigahara, 5th Printing

Labyrinth: The War on Terror, 5th Printing

Fire in the Lake, 3rd Printing

Great Battles of Alexander Deluxe Edition, 2nd Printing

Here I Stand, 500th Anniversary Edition, 2nd Printing

Imperial Struggle, 2nd Printing

Cuba Libre, 4th Printing

Churchill, 3rd Printing

Thunder Alley

Which of GMT’s Card-Driven Games (CDGs) or Related Products are In Stock?

1989, 2^nd Printing

CDG Solo System

Fort Sumter

Here I Stand 500^th Anniversary Edition, 2^nd Printing

Labyrinth, The War on Terror, 5th Printing

Labyrinth: The Awakening, 2nd Printing

Labyrinth: The Forever War

Paths of Glory, Deluxe Edition, 2^nd Printing

Tanto Monta: The Rise of Ferdinand and Isabella

Twilight Struggle, Deluxe Edition, 8^th Printing

Virgin Queen, 2^nd Printing

Washington’s War, 3^rd Printing

Which of GMT’s Euro/Family/Strategy Games are In Stock?

Battle Line, 12^th Printing – Reiner Knizia

Charioteer – Matt Calkins

Dominant Species, 6^th Printing – Chad Jensen

Dominant Species Marine, 2^nd Printing – Chad Jensen

Grand Prix – Jeff & Carla Horger

Grand Prix New Track Pack – Jeff & Carla Horger

Leaping Lemmings – Rick Young & John Poniske

SpaceCorp, 2^nd Printing – John Butterfield

SpaceCorp Ventures Expansion – John Butterfield

The Barracks Emperors – Brad Johnson & Wray Ferrell

Thunder Alley – Jeff & Carla Horger

Urban Sprawl– Chad Jensen

Welcome to Centerville – Chad Jensen

Which Games in GMT’s most popular series are In Stock?

Here’s a list alphabetically from several of our best-selling long-running series:

18XX Series

18 India

1846

1848: Australia

1862: Railway Mania in the Eastern Counties

Battles of the American Revolution Series (Mark Miklos and Friends)

Brandywine

Rhode Island

Battle of White Plains

Combat Commander (Chad Jensen and Kai Jensen)

Combat Commander Pacific Battle Packs:

Combat Commander Battle Pack #4: New Guinea

Combat Commander Europe Battle Packs:

BP #3: Normandy, 2^nd Printing

BP #5 Fall of the West, 2^nd Printing

BP #6: Sea Lion, 2^nd Printing

BP #7: Tournament Battle Pack

COIN Series (Volko Ruhnke and Friends)

Volume II: Cuba Libre

Volume IV: Fire in the Lake

Fire in the Lake Expansion: Fall of Saigon

Fire in the Lake Expansion: Sovereign of Discord

Fire in the Lake Tr’ung Bot Update Pack

Volume V: Liberty or Death

Volume X: All Bridges Burning

Volume XI: People Power

Volume XII: Red Dust Rebellion

Fields of Fire Series (Ben Hull, Colin Parsons, and Andrew Stead)

Fields of Fire: The Bulge Campaign

Great Battles of the American Civil War (GBACW) Series (Richard Berg, Dick Whitaker, and Friends)

Battles for the Shenandoah: A Death Valley Expansion

Great Battles of History (GBoH) Series (Richard Berg, Mark Herman, & Alan Ray)

Great Battles of Alexander Deluxe Edition, 2^nd Printing

Great Battles of Julius Caesar, Deluxe Edition

Great Statesman Series (Mark Herman)

Churchill, 3^rd Printing

Versailles, 1919

Levy & Campaign Series (Volko Ruhnke and Friends)

Volume II: Almoravid

Volume III: Inferno

Men of Iron Series (Richard Berg, Ralph Shelton)

Volume V: Norman Conquests

Musket & Pike Series (Ben Hull)

This Accursed Civil War, 2^nd Printing

Next War Series (Mitchell Land and Gene Billingsley)

Next War: Iran

Next War: Poland, 2^nd Edition

Next War: Vietnam

Next War Supplement #3

Panzer Series (James Day)

Panzer, 3^rd Printing

Panzer Expansion 1: The Eastern Front

Panzer Expansion 2: Final Forces on the Eastern Front

Panzer Expansion 3: 2^nd Front; Drive to the Rhine

Panzer North Africa

Simonitch 1940’s Operational Series (Mark Simonitch)

Normandy ’44, 4th Printing

North Africa ‘41

Stalingrad ’42 Expansion

The Last Hundred Yards Series (Mike Denson)

The Last Hundred Yards, Volume 2: Airborne Over Europe

The Last Hundred Yards, Volume 3: The Solomon Islands

The Last Hundred Yards Mission Pack #1

Thunder Alley Racing Series (Jeff & Carla Horger)

Thunder Alley

Grand Prix

Grand Prix: New Track Pack

Can I buy GMT’s counter trays and 2″ and 3″ White Boxes during the sale?

Yes!

Counter Trays

2″ White Boxes

3″ White Boxes

We hope you find this Buyer’s Guide useful and that you all get some 40% off games in the sale that will bring you many hours of enjoyment! – Gene & Rachel

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20/04/2025

This July In Shut Up & Sit Down!

July 3, 2023Tom Brewster News

Tom: Hello Gamers; big and small and wide and tall. This is going to be a very brief ‘This Month In’ because July is, to quote myself right now, ‘Popping Off’! Let’s GET TO IT!

The big event early this month is that we’ll be spilling every single bean on all our future plans in a summer update video and newsletter. The video itself will give you the rough idea; but if you’re a donor to the site the next newsletter in your inbox will be absolutely rammed with details about all the new plans we’re going to tinker with in the near future.

Videos! We’re actually recording a bunch of reviews for the future, so you might see a small dip in the pace we’ve been setting recently, and a surge of content when the games we’re chatting about actually release. We will have a video very soon, though, for a game you couldn’t possibly predict! We’re also hoping to have recorded a bit of a convention report whilst we’re at RopeCon in Helsinki; so expect no video that week whilst we’re busy getting beaten by the Finns, and a bruised and bloody report soon after.

Podcasts! We’ll be chatting about Golem, we’ll be rambling about My Island, we’ve got further thoughts about Iki, we’ve entered My Gold Mine, we’re taking on the Great Machine, and we’ve… Zoo Vadis’ed? So many games, lots of them good, and we’re jazzed to tell you more about them all. We’re also trying to record more in-person pods – they’re lovely for energy and ease and so I think, perhaps, going back to them might be the way forward.

Streams we’re running will be kept continually pretty chill and inconsistent, as per usual. It’s fun to hang out exactly when I’ve the energy for it, and so far the slightly pottering pace has been perfect!

That’s all for this month! Plenty to come very soon…

What have you been up to, everybody?

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20/04/2025

Official Beaks Trello and Discord

Beaks is a Roblox game where you explore different environments and use a dart gun to safely collect birds by putting them to sleep. It shares similar mechanics with Fisch, focusing on tracking, aiming, and building up your collection. As you progress, you’ll discover new bird species and upgrade your gear to become a better collector. This Official Beaks Trello and Discord guide will help you join all the community HUBs

Beaks Trello and Discord Guide

A man aiming a gun at a Flamingo in the Beaks Roblox experience — Hunt them all!

Here are all the links you need to start your Bird gallery:

Sadly, Beaks doesn’t have a Trello board at the moment, and the developers haven’t shared a link yet. Since many Roblox games use Trello for FAQs and updates, there’s a good chance one might be added later. If not, a Beaks Wiki will likely be available instead.

The Discord server is a good place to start instead. You can ask specific questions in the Questions channel and get insights from Testers and experienced players. It’s also a nice spot to share cool moments in the Media channel and connect with the community. Here is all the information you can find on the Discord:

General Game Information
Links and Socials
Community Updates
All Birds
Community Rankings
Future Updates
Regular Developer Notes

It’s also a great place to keep up with the game’s progress. The announcements channel shares news about updates, and the sneak peeks give you a look at what’s coming next. You’ll also find occasional updates presented by NEKAMI. On top of that, it’s the best spot to find the latest codes.

That is all for our Beaks Trello and Discord guide. Check out our Beaks Codes article for some freebies that can help you progress through the game with ease.

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20/04/2025

20 of Our Most Anticipated Board Games in 2025

At the start of each year, we take a look at what games are coming in the next twelve months. Some of these will inevitably slip into the next year and we’re really basing this on the publishers timelines. So, here are twenty games that we’re excited about that are slated for release this year.