Tabletop Games

The Resident Evil series has been around since the original PlayStation console. Since then it has spawned several sequels and spin-offs. Steamforged Games has been known for several board game adaptations of video games like Dark Souls, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Devil May Cry, and Resident Evil 3. Now they are

When we spoke with President of Restoration Games Justin Jacobson at Gen Con last month, he told us that the company “got very lucky” and was able to weather the issues brought on by the pandemic last year, but that they are still having difficulty getting reprints of their current

Several years ago I was introduced to Stone Blade Entertainment’s first foray into online gaming, Solforge.  It was a digital collectible card game where players could play up to two cards during their turn, with most of the cards being placed in lanes.  While there wasn’t any cost

Sometimes you come across a game with a unique theme. Other times you come across a mechanism with a unique implementation. When I got a look at Thera, which is currently funding on Kickstarter, I found both. To find out more I asked designer Zach Hoekstra eight questions about Thera.

Burnt Island Games is a relative new board game publisher. Their first release was a reprint of Endeavor: Age of Sail, but they made their mark with In the Hall of the Mountain King which funded on Kickstarter two years ago. Now they are looking to repeat the success with

Sometimes you can see a game and you think it’s just like another game that you’ve already played. Then you get a closer look and there’s something that gives it a unique twist. That’s what happened when I saw the Kickstarter campaign for What the What?

I remember in 2010 hearing about this new deck-building game called Ascension. I was fortunate enough to meet Justin Gary to talk about his game. While I had played Dominion and Thunderstone, Ascension felt different. Instead of having card piles spread out and available the entire game, it had a

Super Fantasy Brawl originally funded on Kickstarter in mid-2019.  It came out to great acclaim with a large amount of strategy and replayability.  The large character figures didn’t hurt either.  As you might expect, a second Kickstarter with more characters was created and raised even more money than the