Game Reviews

With its grit, scares, and gameplay (mostly) intact

Time to go head-to-head to claim the throne. Only one can become the King of Tokyo.

My wife and I love different foods from around the world. From Korean to Mediterranean to Jamaican, we try to find new local places and look for upscaled versions when we travel. One of our favorites is the cuisine from India and we have been working our way through some

Journey.Adventure.Quest or JAQ is one of my favorite board games that I have gotten to try in October. This game has changed my perspective on board games as a whole and added a whole new layer to this hobby for me. So kick your boots back, take off

Skydance’s BEHEMOTH is here and it is unquestionably epic, combining precise sword fighting, great climbing and grapple mechanics, gorgeous graphics, and epic behemoth fights to create a truly transcendental VR experience. Unfortunately, Behemoth is also plagued by an underlying layer of graphical and gameplay issues which often pop up

Drybrushing isn’t a new technique in the miniature painting hobby. For years, hobbyists have done the same technique, where they use a brush with a flat tip, grab some paint, wipe off a ton of it on a paper towel, which is aimed at removing moisture from the paint,

I’m absolutely obsessed with economic games. Turns out, as much as capitalism is a deeply flawed system that humanity will either abandon or be destroyed by, it’s a great foundation for a collection of cardboard with no stakes. Problem is, most of them live in the hellscape of

Within the hobby of role playing games these days, there are a lot of monster books. There are also a lot of books loaded with magic items and loot. Rarely are the two combined. It seems a natural fit: here are the monsters, and here is what the monsters have.