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When Crash Games launched Yardmaster Express on Kickstarter last year, I took my first dive into the genre of filler games. Filers are meant to be played in a handful of minutes and can be used as a short break between longer games or strung together for a light hearted
by Nick SouthOne of the traits of the Pathfinder system is known for being able to take multiple classes and mix them together. Right now Paizo is in the middle of a new playtest for a new class, the vigilante. I was able to ask Stephen Radney-MacFarland about this new class. Who
by Keith SchleicherI have the sneaking suspicion that at some level, everyone imagines themselves to be a sort of stock picking savant. With a bit of capital to play with, they would inevitably turn out to be investing geniuses, passing the time (profitably) at the local coffee house while cackling over their
by Kit HarrisonTelevision is taking the opportunity of low summer viewership to gauge the tolerance of the censors. Five of George Carlin’s seven words are now regular parts of speech on many cable networks, which are scrambling to recapture share lost to HBO, Netflix, and other premium offerings. It’s been
by Michael EyreAs EVO is nearing its end, we’ve got another Street Fighter-centric show for you guys this week. We’re talking about Street Fighter V’s upcoming beta and Capcom’s news about the game’s content rollout. Other topics include Fallout Shelter’s success and the latest in the
by Kenneth ShepardThe Holy Grail. An almighty wish-granting device, able to fulfill any desire only for those who are worthy. War erupts every few generations of magi, pitting the major families of magic users against each other and summoning ancient heroes and legends to be their comrades-in-arms as Master and Servant. Yet
by Eric Van AllenSince most of my family hails from Wisconsin, I was born and raised into the cult following surrounding Mystery Science Theater 3000. A program about laughing at the corny goofiness of D-list movies, it instilled me with a certain reverence for cheesy monster romps, chief among them the Godzilla franchise.
by Eric Van AllenIn the realm of Collectible Card Games one name stands at the top of the heap. The grand-daddy of them all, Magic: the Gathering still reigns supreme as the most influential, popular, and financially successful CCG of all time. A new electronic edition of Magic will be available on both
by Ben MandallWhen Crash Games launched Yardmaster Express on Kickstarter last year, I took my first dive into the genre of filler games. Filers are meant to be played in a handful of minutes and can be used as a short break between longer games or strung together for a light hearted
by Nick SouthJoin me as I take my first steps into gaming conventions
With new modes of play and a extensive amount of new weaponry, this is easily my most anticipated game
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Wield your paintbrush to make Jedi robes and lightsaber glows one with the Force
Here are the games you should keep your eyes on through the back half of the year and into 2026!
When Crash Games launched Yardmaster Express on Kickstarter last year, I took my first dive into the genre of filler games. Filers are meant to be played in a handful of minutes and can be used as a short break between longer games or strung together for a light hearted
by Nick SouthOne of the traits of the Pathfinder system is known for being able to take multiple classes and mix them together. Right now Paizo is in the middle of a new playtest for a new class, the vigilante. I was able to ask Stephen Radney-MacFarland about this new class. Who
by Keith SchleicherI have the sneaking suspicion that at some level, everyone imagines themselves to be a sort of stock picking savant. With a bit of capital to play with, they would inevitably turn out to be investing geniuses, passing the time (profitably) at the local coffee house while cackling over their
by Kit HarrisonTelevision is taking the opportunity of low summer viewership to gauge the tolerance of the censors. Five of George Carlin’s seven words are now regular parts of speech on many cable networks, which are scrambling to recapture share lost to HBO, Netflix, and other premium offerings. It’s been
by Michael EyreAs EVO is nearing its end, we’ve got another Street Fighter-centric show for you guys this week. We’re talking about Street Fighter V’s upcoming beta and Capcom’s news about the game’s content rollout. Other topics include Fallout Shelter’s success and the latest in the
by Kenneth ShepardThe Holy Grail. An almighty wish-granting device, able to fulfill any desire only for those who are worthy. War erupts every few generations of magi, pitting the major families of magic users against each other and summoning ancient heroes and legends to be their comrades-in-arms as Master and Servant. Yet
by Eric Van AllenSince most of my family hails from Wisconsin, I was born and raised into the cult following surrounding Mystery Science Theater 3000. A program about laughing at the corny goofiness of D-list movies, it instilled me with a certain reverence for cheesy monster romps, chief among them the Godzilla franchise.
by Eric Van AllenIn the realm of Collectible Card Games one name stands at the top of the heap. The grand-daddy of them all, Magic: the Gathering still reigns supreme as the most influential, popular, and financially successful CCG of all time. A new electronic edition of Magic will be available on both
by Ben Mandall