Reviews / Shatterpoint: Twice the Pride Squad Pack review — the duelists More powerful than any Jedi By Mark Julian / 23 May 2025
Reviews / Shatterpoint: Plans and Preparations Squad Pack review — always be prepared I know something you don’t know. By Mark Julian / 4 May 2025
Reviews / Star Wars: Shatterpoint review — What dreams are made of. The Star Wars game I’ve been waiting for. By Mark Julian / 4 May 2025
Reviews / Age of Mythology Retold: Immortal Pillars DLC review — Age of dragons The whole gang is back together. By Mark Julian / 15 Apr 2025
Reviews / Diplomacy is Not an Option review — of physics and food Construct more farms. By Mark Julian / 31 Mar 2025
Reviews / Lorcana: Archazia’s Island review — Something new Will deckbuilding ever be the same? By Mark Julian / 31 Mar 2025
Reviews / Star Realms: Rise of Empire review — The sticker effect A low point in Star Realms Legacy By Mark Julian / 23 Feb 2025
Reviews / Arizona: Great Buy! 99 The Game review — Good for a few sips I’ve never wanted to drink a board game so badly. By Mark Julian / 16 Feb 2025
Reviews / Flint: Treasure of Oblivion review — Barrels of mass destruction Flint: Treasure of Oblivion is a turn-based tactical adventure game from developer Savage Level and published by Microids. The Steam description says “Experience the golden age of piracy through a By Mark Julian / 30 Jan 2025
Reviews / Creality Space Pi Plus Filament Dryer review — Just shy of perfect Is your filament dry? Any amount of time spent on a 3D printing forum and you’ll have seen that question thrown around as the solution to any and all By Mark Julian / 21 Jan 2025
News / What’s next for Disney Lorcana? An all new original character and the next big bad. I’m still having a blast with Azurite Sea, but it’s already time to take a look at what’s next. The next set for Dinesy Lorcana will be By Mark Julian / 21 Jan 2025
Reviews / Little Alchemists review —- boxing up magic As a father, I want nothing more for my kids than for them to grow up and be into board games and to play with me forever. Maybe a few By Mark Julian / 11 Dec 2024
