New Game Round-up: Science for Humanity, Churches for Carcassonne & Fluxx for the TableTop

Master has been blue lately. It's just not the same now that all lands known to evil have been conquered — and when Master's blue, it's the minions who suffer.

As a lieutenant in Master's army — a foreminion — it falls to you to cheer him up. Not the easiest task, even in the best of times. But then it hit you: What better way to cheer Master up than a cheerleading competition?

Whichever foreminion builds and scales the most impressive tower of war-hungry minions in Three Cheers for Master will surely win Master's heart. What could possibly go wrong?

At the start of the game, each player receives one (with 4-6 players) or two (with 2-3 players) of the double-sized castle tiles. During the game, a player can choose to place on their castle tiles instead of the regular tile in hand, with tile parts needing to match as usual; when the player places it, they can place a meeple somewhere on the tile. If the meeple is in the main castle, the tile counts as a cloister and is worth 12 points when completely surrounded. If a castle or road is completed during the game and part of that structure is on a castle tile, then the castle or road is worth 3 additional points, no matter who placed the tile.