I adore roguelites for the powerful stat scaling they offer the player, and that adoration only intensifies when the game nails the feeling of impact. However, I’ve played a good few roguelites that struggle to maintain momentum. My attacks devolve into the damage equivalent of wet-noodling enemies because I

A diesel powered mech crunches through a pastoral field in the distance, smoke pouring from the artillery mounted to its chassis. In the foreground, a group of farmers continue working their fields, though the worry on their faces from the nearness of the war is apparent. You’ll find this

Released in 2021, Bah! Humbug! was a simple, straight-forward bluffing game for 2-5 players themed around the 12 days of Christmas. Pick up to 2023 and Emily Wilix, from Small Furry Games, is back with some designer friends to deliver twelve new games in a repackaged game: Bah! Humbug! &

Disney Illusion Island has been on my radar for a moment now. Its whimsical and cartoony theme is eye-catching, and it just looks like fun to play. Because of that, we had to find the time to catch this one while at Summer Game Fest. Not only did we get

Shiver is a horror roleplaying game that won the People’s Choice Award at the UK Game Expo 2022. With Shiver, players can live their beloved scary movies, shows, and stories through tabletop gaming. SHIVER offers the opportunity to explore the plots of your favored horror films and even create

We chatted with James from Harps Corp during the MCM London Comic Con. He proudly displayed a diverse range of products they brought to the convention. As a family-run business, Harps Corp specializes in creating hardwood gaming accessories for tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). What caught

Whether you are a skilled dungeon master, player, or simply RPG curious there is without a doubt a plethora of available RPG books, kits, and materials available to experience any world one could imagine. What all of these lack however is a serious storage system and access to everything anyone

As somebody who has just recently struggled with getting audio levels coming in clean during a podcast, I have a newfound appreciation for a physical separation of audio sources.  More than that, the ability to discreetly control those audio sources, apply additional filters and adjustments, and mix them properly is