That’s pretty much also the plot of World of Warcraft, which has been finding new ways to have elves, dwarves, orcs and trolls fight for resources and land for 15 years. Small World centres on the conflict between a wide variety of fantasy races trying to find enough room to thrive. While licensed versions of existing games can feel a cheap way to get a new audience to buy a copy, the similarities between the themes of both games and the new mechanics developed by original designer Philippe Keyaerts make Small World of Warcraft a true sequel to Small World that will entertain diehard WoW without alienating those who’ve never played the MMO. Released last month, the game is a reskin of 2009 strategy board game Small World.
Blizzard recently delayed the release of World of Warcraft: Shadowlands to give the MMORPG’s latest expansion some more polish - but if you’re craving a new way to explore Azeroth, you can pick up Small World of Warcraft.
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