The first season of Telltale’s The Walking Dead not only made the studio a household name, but arguably transformed the adventure game genre as a whole, bringing back the
Board games use the theme of trains often. From Ticket to Ride to Steam, riding the rails or building a rail empire bring gamers to the table often. Now Iberian
If you told me a year ago that we would have a comic about a ghost version of Hitler teaching Red Skull the heartwarming meaning of the “Hail Hydra”, I
The essence of a good abstract game is a simple set of rules that hide evolving depth to challenge players. U-Turn absolutely excels at both of these design goals, and
“Do you know what kind of creature waits for its own slaughter? Sheep.” -Arguably my new favorite villain ever, Apollyon
In a time and society revolving around war and bloodshed,
As a casual board game player whose experience caps off at Catan and Pandemic, I like games that are very simple and quick, while also being lighthearted and fun. Strawberry
If you are an old dirt farmer like me, you pumped countless hours into the Command & Conquer games. Series creator Louis Castle remembers and wants to bring that experience
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During my time at the PlayStation Experience earlier this month. I got to play plenty of fun and interesting games, but Yonder: the Cloud Catcher Chronicles was easily one of
Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 universe is massive in size and complexity. Its richness, diversity, thoroughly fleshed-out story, and overwhelming sense of mysterious intrigue have made it an obvious
