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Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review
Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review

Lost out in the cold grippings of space, left with only a laser pistol and a limited health support system, most beings would crumble to frightened pieces and remain there until their rapid deaths.  Gamers may contend that years of experience in simulated space would harden them to the reality

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Two walls short — The Castle Game review
Two walls short — The Castle Game review

It was during that most disgusting era of human history, the Middle Ages, where the famous Genghis Khan used catapulted bubonic corpses to spread the plague into the cities and castles that the roving conqueror  intended to take.  While that option strangely never shows up, you can instead spend some

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame
Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame

You are a DRAGON! That’s the premise for Dragon Flame, a newly released card game courtesy of Kickstarter and Minion Games. Your dragon is as uncomplicated as any other, motivated by precious metals and gems, and by pretty little female humans – every dragon needs a pet! Use your fiery

by Michael Eyre
Reviews   -   Sep 02, 2015 No Veggies For You — Bad Beets Review
No Veggies For You — Bad Beets Review

Beets. They’re the deep reddish-purple root vegetable that holds about as much esteem to the palate as brussel sprouts or lima beans. It might seem perplexing then that Stone Blade Entertainment, whose previous offerings include the far more grown up Ascension, would choose the beet as the star of

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Sep 02, 2015 Tearaway: Unfolded — Arts and crafts
Tearaway: Unfolded — Arts and crafts

Just as it did on Vita, the genius behind Tearaway’s design philosophy shines on PlayStation 4. Tearaway: Unfolded for the PS4 isn’t a remaster or port, it’s a game remade from the ground up for a new platform. Tearaway’s handheld roots are pretty much unnoticeable on

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 02, 2015 The keys to the Mushroom Kingdom — Super Mario Maker review
The keys to the Mushroom Kingdom — Super Mario Maker review

If you were to ask Nintendo fans what each of Super Mario’s classic 2D adventures mean to them, chances are you’d get a wide range of responses. Some people might reply that they love the simplified and not-yet-refined platforming of the original Super Mario Bros. Others may find

by Matt Welsh
Reviews   -   Sep 01, 2015 Being Doctor Jones: Lost Cities: The Board Game Review
Being Doctor Jones: Lost Cities: The Board Game Review

Growing up in the 80s for me meant two things: great movies and lots of conversations about them. The most debated ones were about which character you would be from Star Wars. Everyone wanted to be Darth Vader, and everyone had their thoughts on which unobtainable girl they wanted to

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Sep 01, 2015 The Defense Rests – The King’s Armory review
The Defense Rests – The King’s Armory review

Games walk a fine line – a thin bouncy little tightrope. Finding the right balance between depth, complexity, focus, theme – this is really really hard to do. Sometimes games can be perfect in the execution of their mechanisms, but lack a thematic hook to engage players. Some are dripping in artwork

by Kit Harrison
Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review

Lost out in the cold grippings of space, left with only a laser pistol and a limited health support system, most beings would crumble to frightened pieces and remain there until their rapid deaths.  Gamers may contend that years of experience in simulated space would harden them to the reality

by Patrick Rost
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Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review
Cruisin’ round in space in my 6-4 — Xeodrifter review

Lost out in the cold grippings of space, left with only a laser pistol and a limited health support system, most beings would crumble to frightened pieces and remain there until their rapid deaths.  Gamers may contend that years of experience in simulated space would harden them to the reality

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Two walls short — The Castle Game review
Two walls short — The Castle Game review

It was during that most disgusting era of human history, the Middle Ages, where the famous Genghis Khan used catapulted bubonic corpses to spread the plague into the cities and castles that the roving conqueror  intended to take.  While that option strangely never shows up, you can instead spend some

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Sep 03, 2015 Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame
Dragons On The Loose! DragonFlame

You are a DRAGON! That’s the premise for Dragon Flame, a newly released card game courtesy of Kickstarter and Minion Games. Your dragon is as uncomplicated as any other, motivated by precious metals and gems, and by pretty little female humans – every dragon needs a pet! Use your fiery

by Michael Eyre
Reviews   -   Sep 02, 2015 No Veggies For You — Bad Beets Review
No Veggies For You — Bad Beets Review

Beets. They’re the deep reddish-purple root vegetable that holds about as much esteem to the palate as brussel sprouts or lima beans. It might seem perplexing then that Stone Blade Entertainment, whose previous offerings include the far more grown up Ascension, would choose the beet as the star of

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Sep 02, 2015 Tearaway: Unfolded — Arts and crafts
Tearaway: Unfolded — Arts and crafts

Just as it did on Vita, the genius behind Tearaway’s design philosophy shines on PlayStation 4. Tearaway: Unfolded for the PS4 isn’t a remaster or port, it’s a game remade from the ground up for a new platform. Tearaway’s handheld roots are pretty much unnoticeable on

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Sep 02, 2015 The keys to the Mushroom Kingdom — Super Mario Maker review
The keys to the Mushroom Kingdom — Super Mario Maker review

If you were to ask Nintendo fans what each of Super Mario’s classic 2D adventures mean to them, chances are you’d get a wide range of responses. Some people might reply that they love the simplified and not-yet-refined platforming of the original Super Mario Bros. Others may find

by Matt Welsh
Reviews   -   Sep 01, 2015 Being Doctor Jones: Lost Cities: The Board Game Review
Being Doctor Jones: Lost Cities: The Board Game Review

Growing up in the 80s for me meant two things: great movies and lots of conversations about them. The most debated ones were about which character you would be from Star Wars. Everyone wanted to be Darth Vader, and everyone had their thoughts on which unobtainable girl they wanted to

by Nick South
Reviews   -   Sep 01, 2015 The Defense Rests – The King’s Armory review
The Defense Rests – The King’s Armory review

Games walk a fine line – a thin bouncy little tightrope. Finding the right balance between depth, complexity, focus, theme – this is really really hard to do. Sometimes games can be perfect in the execution of their mechanisms, but lack a thematic hook to engage players. Some are dripping in artwork

by Kit Harrison
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