Reviews
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75832Fire and acid blood—Alien: Destroyer of Worlds review
I found the Alien RPG starter set to be a worthy entry into the franchise, packing useful components into an introductory adventure...
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80129Horror comes home—Alien RPG starter set review
I was hesitant to learn that Alien was being adapted to an RPG setting until I learned of Free League’s involvement. Their...
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95325Dungeons should be shaken, not stirred — Düngeonmeister: A Drink Master’s Guide Review
I am a big fan of themed evenings, so few things bring me more joy than having a specialty cocktail to accompany...
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80255Humanity’s last stand—Faza review
With the earth burning, the skies full of hostile ships, and a coalition of enemies, you are humanity’s last hope. Hope is...
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85206Spectacular supernatural supplements—A Wicked Secret and Vaesen GM screen review
I recently found Vaesen to be a sincere yet terrifying Nordic horror game, and it has recently seen an injection of content...
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95439A haunting, tragic masterwork–Vaesen–Nordic Horror Roleplaying review
Vaesen’s Nordic Horror experience stands out among myriad monster of the week horror RPGs in almost every way that I value as...
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100570A dark and bloody pinnacle–Mork Borg review
Mork Borg receives the highest recommendation of any game I have ever reviewed. It is more than a dark fantasy low magic...
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85295Puzzled players plotting and planning — Tiny Towns review
Cute little animals need a place to live! That's right, tiny animals have decided to build a small town hidden away from...
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75573Too weak to pull the ears off a gundark—Star Wars: Outer Rim review
Have you recently binge-watched the Mandalorian on Disney+? Watched the Star Wars Holiday Special and still think Boba Fett’s cool? Substituted a...
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75686A battle of minds — Tellstones: King’s Gambit Review
Do you have an excellent memory, or can you at least bluff that you do? If either of these are true, then...
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851.0KThese aren’t your ordinary forest creatures — Root Digital Review
Do you ever tire of playing a game where no matter which character you choose, they’re all the same? With Root, this...
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50783The World’s First Roll ‘n Cut Game — ClipCut Parks Review
We got a copy of ClipCut Parks by Renegade Game Studios, and with the help of fellow GT Editors Ron and Laura...
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75720Age of miracle—Rational Magic Campaign Setting review
It’s the fate of most independent 5e compatible settings to get lost in the shuffle, and the time I have spent with...
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901.4KA game of unlimited potential — Unmatched Review
When I heard that there was a game that had Medusa fighting King Arthur with Alice and Sinbad, I knew this was...
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801.4KFlattening the curve — Pandemic: Hot Zone – North America review
Lauded as one of the best co-op board games in recent memory, Pandemic is a game that, depending on your outlook, has...
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551.1KThe legacy of Verne continues—Nemo Rising: Robur the Conqueror review
Whether leagues beneath the sea or just above the clouds, Nemo Rising: Robur the Conqueror has an adventure in store. How worthwhile...
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751.9KA bluff of dragons—Three Dragon Ante Legendary Edition review
Luck, strategy, and some classic manipulation come together in Three Dragon Ante. What was once an in-game prop, modeled as a poker-style...
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351.5KCascade failure—Countdown: Action Edition review
Keeping true to many of the 80s action films that inspired Countdown: Action Edition, Dog Might games has delivered an experience that...
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901.7KWin or Die — Game of Thrones: Oathbreaker review
Few times have I felt more betrayed than when I realized my best friend of more than a decade had been secretly...
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752.4KFallout Wasteland Warfare: Starter Set & RPG
Fallout Wasteland Warfare: Starter Set Fallout Wasteland Warfare is a turn-based strategy game that’s reminiscent of Fallout and Fallout 2, where isometric...
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602.9KA mediocre legacy — Aeon’s End Legacy review
Before I get started, I wanted to make sure everyone understood that first I will explain the game with no major spoilers...
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801.2KA game of strategy and pressing your luck—Kodachi Review
Kodachi is for 2-4 players. The small box comes with 158 cards with 35 guard cards for creating your encounters, 48 starter...
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801.7KFamilies will lava this game — Volcanic Isle review
Volcanoes erupting, villages burning, and islands sinking. This is the scene you are trying to navigate in Volcanic Isle from Arcane Wonders....
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801.3KHave fun stormin’ the galaxy — Helios Expanse review
Helios Expanse is a game of conquest and strategy. Plan your moves, in secret or out in the open, but expect them...
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652.1KSixth world problems — Shadowrun: Sixth World Beginner Box
Diving into the Shadowrun Sixth World Beginner Box must feel a little bit like arriving for the first time in the futuristic...
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751.1KNever break the chain — Sovereign’s Chain review
In the short opening paragraph of its instruction booklet, Sovereign’s Chain pitches itself as the aggressive card game of the future —...
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55890A split vote – Revolution of 1828 review
It’s 1828 and the candidates are doing everything they can to get votes. Nothing is off the table and smear campaigns are...
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801.9KBringing balance to the lands — A Mystic Vale Harmony Expansion review
As a druid the wilderness is your home, and when a threat presents itself to your land, you do all you can...
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801.5KStarting off right — KeyForge Age of Ascension 2 Player Starter Set review
KeyForge is a two player card game from Fantasy Flight Games designed by Richard Garfield, the designer of Magic the Gathering, King...
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901.6KThe best way to carry your board games — GeekOn! Ultimate Boardgame Backpack review
I love my wife. When she gives gifts, she always considers the interests of the person she is getting the gift for....
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752.5KMaking suppression work for you — Star Wars: Legion Jyn Erso and Rebel Pathfinders Expansions review
Crouching in the bushes on an isolated part of the battlefield, Rebel Pathfinders monitor Imperial troops moving towards a critical communications relay....
