Borderlands Tiny Tina’s Robot Tea Party is a fun, albeit extremely simple, card game for two to five people in which players rush to build their own Claptrap while attempting to sabotage the other player’s builds. While it won’t top any game of the year lists, Tiny
Oh My Pigeons! is a simple, yet delightful party game, which takes less than a minute to set up and just as little time to learn. Your goal is simple, collect the most pigeons on your bench and rule the roost! To do so you must be ruthless with other
I hate Caylus.
I note that this is probably a bad opinion to own. My encounter with the World’s First Worker Placement™ missed a key rule and robbed it of some potency, so in a practical sense I’ve never played it. When a mind like Cole Wehrle’s
The refreshed Player’s Handbook for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons is now available. Be sure to check out our review of the new PHB with our review by Steven Starkey here.
Unleash new possibilities with the 2024 Player’s Handbook – available for purchase everywhere starting today!
The new and
Darrington Press made pre-orders available for their upcoming new RPG Daggerheart. Daggerheart looks to refresh RPGs with their innovative Hope and Fear mechanic. You can see our preview of Daggerheart by John Farrell here.
The wait is nearly over! Darrington Press, the publishing arm of Critical Role, announced today that
Steamforged Games, leading tabletop games studio and publisher (ELDEN RING: The Board Game, Euthia: Torment of Resurrection, Epic Encounters, Monster Hunter World: The Board Game, the Resident Evil™ board games, and more), announces a brand new Bardsung campaign game, Tale of the Forsaken Glade, coming soon to Gamefound.
Bardsung: Tale
As hard as it may be for some of us to believe, Dungeons & Dragons has been around for fifty years and D&D’s fifth edition has been out for ten. Taking over from fourth edition after an extensive public playtest and development, the new fifth edition was
It’s been nearly four years since we ran an actual play mini campaign on Roll20 (“Return to the Glory”); the height of the pandemic, when we were all huddled in our houses, trying to figure out how to play games that usually required everyone to be in the same
