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Crazy Eights: Mel Primus answers questions on Penny Lane

Worker placement games can be tricky. Many have a problem with the player going first having a huge advantage. Other one can feel like it plays too similarly play after

By Keith Schleicher

/ 18 May 2018

Crazy Eights: Mel Primus answers questions on Penny Lane

Daring druids and spooky shamans appear with a new Kickstarter campaign for 5-Minute Dungeon next week

Wiggles 3D Games has announced that it will release its Kickstarter campaign for a new expansion of its recent tabletop game 5-Minute Dungeon on May 22. Entitled Curses! Foiled Again!

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 17 May 2018

Daring druids and spooky shamans appear with a new Kickstarter campaign for 5-Minute Dungeon next week

Get out your dice and set your phasers to fun with the Star Trek Adventures starter set

Today, Modiphius Entertainment announced that it will release a new starter set for the tabletop RPG Star Trek Adventures this November, which is perfect for those that want to get

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 17 May 2018

Get out your dice and set your phasers to fun with the Star Trek Adventures starter set

GROWL and the next phase of social deduction games–Joey Vigour Interview

There is something so compelling about the paranoia and unpredictability of a social deduction game. GROWL, in its final days on Kickstarter at time of writing, explores these themes by

By John Farrell

/ 6 May 2018

GROWL and the next phase of social deduction games–Joey Vigour Interview

Out in the cold—Of Dreams and Shadows: the Monster Within review

Despite the dark style that suffused Of Dreams and Shadows’ visual design, I was less than enthused with its chance-based resolution mechanics. However much flair went into the writing and

By John Farrell

/ 3 May 2018

Out in the cold—Of Dreams and Shadows: the Monster Within review

Low fantasy on the high seas—Lankhmar: Savage Seas of Nehwon review

Fresh off of Lankhmar, City of Thieves, Pinnacle Entertainment group is taking us out on the water to the Savage Seas of Nehwon. Nehwon is one of those settings whose

By John Farrell

/ 1 May 2018

Low fantasy on the high seas—Lankhmar: Savage Seas of Nehwon review

White Wolf Partners with Modiphius for Distribution

For those with even a little knowledge about the tabletop industry, this is a promising sign. White Wolf has shown itself to be a fairly savvy, professional organization, but the

By John Farrell

/ 24 Apr 2018

White Wolf Partners with Modiphius for Distribution

Blood, music, and cardboard–we interview American Murder Song on the Donner Party Boardgame

Horror has historically been a sorely neglected genre. Luckily, a few people have made it their work to keep the genre not only alive but thriving and growing. Saar Hendelman

By John Farrell

/ 21 Apr 2018

Blood, music, and cardboard–we interview American Murder Song on the Donner Party Boardgame

Go north and die—Grimslingers: the Northern Territory review

Grimslingers was a stylish, fully loaded experience when it first came on the scene, mixing supernatural horror and western-style comedy with bluffing mechanics to form a stylish game of dueling

By John Farrell

/ 19 Apr 2018

Go north and die—Grimslingers: the Northern Territory review

Crazy Eights: Julie Ahern answers questions on Helios Expanse

It seems like typical 4X games are huge endeavors that last for hours with diplomacy, politics, and combat mixed together in an elaborate set of rules. Twilight Imperium and Eclipse

By Keith Schleicher

/ 18 Apr 2018

Crazy Eights: Julie Ahern answers questions on Helios Expanse

Mansions of Madness is getting it’s own PC game

Mansions of Madness has taken off with the Second Edition. Most of the fidliness found in the First Edition is gone with the addition of an app that streamlines the

By Keith Schleicher

/ 17 Apr 2018

Fig bringing video games based on unpublished works of Gary Gygax

Gary Gygax is revered among gamers, whether their preference goes towards board or video games. As the co-creator of Dungeons & Dragons, he created a genre that has a lasting

By Keith Schleicher

/ 17 Apr 2018

Fig bringing video games based on unpublished works of Gary Gygax

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