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            Battling opponents may be the focus of many deck-building card games, yet rarely do those games involve actual battles. SunTzuGames’ upcoming kickstarter, Burning Rome, puts the focus on the battlefield as you build decks using the ancient armies from the factions of Rome, Carthage, Celtiberia, or Gaetuli in quick skirmishes.
by Nick South
            Sentinels of the Multiverse became such a hit that it created a brand new publisher. They are one of the true success stories of bringing their game to Gen Con and getting people to notice. They’ve had plenty of expansions come out for it, but now the system is
by Keith Schleicher
            It’s not uncommon for modders to make it into the video game industry. Epic Games holds contests for those who can create something unique with their Unreal Engine. Not long ago a new texture enhancement was released for the original Deus Ex. RPG Maker software has allowed novices to
by Keith Schleicher
            A few months ago, I played through Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3’s beta and was roundly impressed. Needless to say, both my excitement and my expectations were running high prior to getting my hands on the full version after such an enjoyable beta. At the time of writing, I’ve
by Mike Pearce
            I really tried with Syberia 3. I was excited to come back to the world of Kate Walker, enjoy more of Benoit Sokal’s writing style, and see it all updated for a new generation of gamers to enjoy. I’ve spent the last week trying my damnedest to figure
by Ron Burke
            The first Saturday of every May marks one of the biggest traditions in the comic book world: Free Comic Book Day. While publishers releasing special issues for free this weekend isn’t new, Boom! Studios tried something new with one of its offerings. Based on the show of the same
by Elisha Deogracias
            It’s dark. Very dark. You’re unable to see anything. Nearby, you spot a VR Headset and a LIDAR scanner. With these equipped, your world has become much more… colorful. And you’re finally able to traverse the mysterious caves around you. Scanner Sombre, developed by Introversion Software (the
by Sean Anthony
            In a time that historians cement as the Dark Age, we find ourselves threatened by the agents of the dark itself. Witches have come to our village, and we must uncover and execute them before they destroy us. As the nights and deaths wear on, we find the conflict worsening.
by John Farrell
            Battling opponents may be the focus of many deck-building card games, yet rarely do those games involve actual battles. SunTzuGames’ upcoming kickstarter, Burning Rome, puts the focus on the battlefield as you build decks using the ancient armies from the factions of Rome, Carthage, Celtiberia, or Gaetuli in quick skirmishes.
by Nick South
            
            
            
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            AK Interactive updated their classic Panel Liner and the results are awesome
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            and Auntie's Choice certified!
            Battling opponents may be the focus of many deck-building card games, yet rarely do those games involve actual battles. SunTzuGames’ upcoming kickstarter, Burning Rome, puts the focus on the battlefield as you build decks using the ancient armies from the factions of Rome, Carthage, Celtiberia, or Gaetuli in quick skirmishes.
by Nick South
            Sentinels of the Multiverse became such a hit that it created a brand new publisher. They are one of the true success stories of bringing their game to Gen Con and getting people to notice. They’ve had plenty of expansions come out for it, but now the system is
by Keith Schleicher
            It’s not uncommon for modders to make it into the video game industry. Epic Games holds contests for those who can create something unique with their Unreal Engine. Not long ago a new texture enhancement was released for the original Deus Ex. RPG Maker software has allowed novices to
by Keith Schleicher
            A few months ago, I played through Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3’s beta and was roundly impressed. Needless to say, both my excitement and my expectations were running high prior to getting my hands on the full version after such an enjoyable beta. At the time of writing, I’ve
by Mike Pearce
            I really tried with Syberia 3. I was excited to come back to the world of Kate Walker, enjoy more of Benoit Sokal’s writing style, and see it all updated for a new generation of gamers to enjoy. I’ve spent the last week trying my damnedest to figure
by Ron Burke
            The first Saturday of every May marks one of the biggest traditions in the comic book world: Free Comic Book Day. While publishers releasing special issues for free this weekend isn’t new, Boom! Studios tried something new with one of its offerings. Based on the show of the same
by Elisha Deogracias
            It’s dark. Very dark. You’re unable to see anything. Nearby, you spot a VR Headset and a LIDAR scanner. With these equipped, your world has become much more… colorful. And you’re finally able to traverse the mysterious caves around you. Scanner Sombre, developed by Introversion Software (the
by Sean Anthony
            In a time that historians cement as the Dark Age, we find ourselves threatened by the agents of the dark itself. Witches have come to our village, and we must uncover and execute them before they destroy us. As the nights and deaths wear on, we find the conflict worsening.
by John Farrell