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Reviews   -   Dec 29, 2016 Branded as the enemy: The Walking Dead – A New Frontier Episode 2: The Ties that Bind Part 2 review
Branded as the enemy: The Walking Dead – A New Frontier Episode 2: The Ties that Bind Part 2 review

The Walking Dead – A New Frontier: The Ties that Bind Part 2 builds on the action-packed first episode of the season three premiere. The game starts off right after the tragic moments that ended the first episode, and sets the pace for the rest of the season. Most of The

by Zach Faber
Impressions   -   Dec 28, 2016 Loot Gaming December 2016 Hands On – Spoilers
Loot Gaming December 2016 Hands On – Spoilers

Let’s get this out of the way: I’m not what you’d call the target audience for ‘mystery loot crates.’ To start with, I hate mysteries. In fact, almost everyone hates mysteries, which is why we have whole industries and fields of study devoted to getting rid of

by Victor Grunn
Previews   -   Dec 28, 2016 An introductory look at Ark: Survival Evolved
An introductory look at Ark: Survival Evolved

It is cold. You’ve been noticing the chill on your skin for a few moments prior, as well as the rough grit of sand on your naked body. The light of a new day cascades down upon your opening eyes, revealing a jungle paradise of the wilds. That light

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Dec 28, 2016 A small light in the dark: The Walking Dead- A New Frontier Episode 1: The Ties that Bind Part 1 review
A small light in the dark: The Walking Dead- A New Frontier Episode 1: The Ties that Bind Part 1 review

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 mostly-dead genre with an emphasis on story and decisions over puzzles. Despite this, the second season wasn’t quite as

by Christian DeCoster
Interviews   -   Dec 27, 2016 Crazy Eights: Tony Chen on Iberian Rails
Crazy Eights: Tony Chen on Iberian Rails

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 Rails is set to take on the train genre with its current Kickstarter campaign.  To find out more I asked

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Dec 26, 2016 Yes Spidey, there is a Galactus: Gwenpool Holiday: Merry Mix-Up review
Yes Spidey, there is a Galactus: Gwenpool Holiday: Merry Mix-Up review

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 probably would have cringed. However, this crazy premise, and much more, is included in Marvel’s Gwenpool Holiday: Merry Mix-Up,

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Dec 24, 2016 I Turn We All Turn: U-Turn Review
I Turn We All Turn: U-Turn Review

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 has quickly become a game anyone should consider carrying with them. U-Turn is a two player game with a simple

by John Farrell
Previews   -   Dec 23, 2016 Samurai and Vikings and Knights, oh my! For Honor Preview
Samurai and Vikings and Knights, oh my! For Honor Preview

“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, three factions clash in a battle for territory. No, they are not Valor, Mystic and Instinct. In For Honor, you

by Rachel "Rei" Berry
Branded as the enemy: The Walking Dead – A New Frontier Episode 2: The Ties that Bind Part 2 review
Reviews   -   Dec 29, 2016 Branded as the enemy: The Walking Dead – A New Frontier Episode 2: The Ties that Bind Part 2 review

The Walking Dead – A New Frontier: The Ties that Bind Part 2 builds on the action-packed first episode of the season three premiere. The game starts off right after the tragic moments that ended the first episode, and sets the pace for the rest of the season. Most of The

by Zach Faber
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Reviews   -   Dec 29, 2016 Branded as the enemy: The Walking Dead – A New Frontier Episode 2: The Ties that Bind Part 2 review
Branded as the enemy: The Walking Dead – A New Frontier Episode 2: The Ties that Bind Part 2 review

The Walking Dead – A New Frontier: The Ties that Bind Part 2 builds on the action-packed first episode of the season three premiere. The game starts off right after the tragic moments that ended the first episode, and sets the pace for the rest of the season. Most of The

by Zach Faber
Impressions   -   Dec 28, 2016 Loot Gaming December 2016 Hands On – Spoilers
Loot Gaming December 2016 Hands On – Spoilers

Let’s get this out of the way: I’m not what you’d call the target audience for ‘mystery loot crates.’ To start with, I hate mysteries. In fact, almost everyone hates mysteries, which is why we have whole industries and fields of study devoted to getting rid of

by Victor Grunn
Previews   -   Dec 28, 2016 An introductory look at Ark: Survival Evolved
An introductory look at Ark: Survival Evolved

It is cold. You’ve been noticing the chill on your skin for a few moments prior, as well as the rough grit of sand on your naked body. The light of a new day cascades down upon your opening eyes, revealing a jungle paradise of the wilds. That light

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Dec 28, 2016 A small light in the dark: The Walking Dead- A New Frontier Episode 1: The Ties that Bind Part 1 review
A small light in the dark: The Walking Dead- A New Frontier Episode 1: The Ties that Bind Part 1 review

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 mostly-dead genre with an emphasis on story and decisions over puzzles. Despite this, the second season wasn’t quite as

by Christian DeCoster
Interviews   -   Dec 27, 2016 Crazy Eights: Tony Chen on Iberian Rails
Crazy Eights: Tony Chen on Iberian Rails

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 Rails is set to take on the train genre with its current Kickstarter campaign.  To find out more I asked

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Dec 26, 2016 Yes Spidey, there is a Galactus: Gwenpool Holiday: Merry Mix-Up review
Yes Spidey, there is a Galactus: Gwenpool Holiday: Merry Mix-Up review

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 probably would have cringed. However, this crazy premise, and much more, is included in Marvel’s Gwenpool Holiday: Merry Mix-Up,

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Dec 24, 2016 I Turn We All Turn: U-Turn Review
I Turn We All Turn: U-Turn Review

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 has quickly become a game anyone should consider carrying with them. U-Turn is a two player game with a simple

by John Farrell
Previews   -   Dec 23, 2016 Samurai and Vikings and Knights, oh my! For Honor Preview
Samurai and Vikings and Knights, oh my! For Honor Preview

“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, three factions clash in a battle for territory. No, they are not Valor, Mystic and Instinct. In For Honor, you

by Rachel "Rei" Berry
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