I will be the first to admit that I am drawn into a game’s aesthetic to a fault, at times. That the way a game looks can sometimes override concerns of how it might play. The allure of deluxe components or metal coins; these things are utter catnip to
by Mike Dunn
Rubber Resin Burn Barrier
Some old-fashioned monster hunting... with space magic.
Senior game designer for Exploding Kittens Inc., Ian Clayman, dives deep into how to play Survivor: The Tribe Has Spoken, working with Survivor host Jeff Probst, and the gameplay philosophies behind it all.
It's like I'm back in my childhood vehicle playing my Gameboy off street lights
I recently obtained a Meta Quest 3S which is, overall, pretty great. But like many electronics it came with a downside in that it constantly needs to be charged. Worse yet, the controllers take AA batteries. BATTERIES! Not rechargeable lithium ion like you would expect. That means I either need
I’m mad at Chris Matthew. Like I said in my review, I quite enjoy my time with An Age Contrived, but the Folklore & Pilgrimage expansion fills in some holes I didn’t notice were there until I played with it, and now I’ve got to wait until
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