Reviews - GAMINGTREND (Page 27)

Kapow! Volume 1 review— Zip! bop! wham! etc!

There’s a famous Splotter saying that’s been paraphrased to if you can’t lose a game on the first turn, why do you have it? Well, deck building

By Nick Dubs

/ 3 May 2024

Kapow! Volume 1 review— Zip! bop! wham! etc!

Gridlock review — Rubik’s gains a lot by dropping a dimension.

I buy Rubik’s cubes at the supermarket out of guilt. The brain’s a muscle and I don’t always nourish it properly. When I’m in the middle

By Sean Weeks

/ 2 May 2024

Gridlock review — Rubik’s gains a lot by dropping a dimension.

Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs review — Cute as a button, sharp as a tack

As much as I’ve enjoyed Gloomhaven (I’m currently going through another campaign with a few friends that never got to play an initial one), I never got around

By Nick Dubs

/ 2 May 2024

Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs review — Cute as a button, sharp as a tack

Murders at Karlov Manor: The Case of the Three Blade Knife review ⏤ Join the Ravnican Agency of Magicological Investigations, say that three times fast

From the fine purveyors of nerdy products, Beadle and Grimm, comes Murders at Karlov Manor: The Case of the Three Blade Knife. What is The Case of the Three Bladed

By Chris Wyman

/ 2 May 2024

Murders at Karlov Manor: The Case of the Three Blade Knife review ⏤ Join the Ravnican Agency of Magicological Investigations, say that three times fast

Horrified: Greek Monsters review — A new coat of paint

Horrified: Greek Monsters, from Ravensburger, is the third version of the popular cooperative Horrified game. This time, instead of Hollywood movie monsters, players will face off against creatures from Greek

By Mark Julian

/ 1 May 2024

Horrified: Greek Monsters review — A new coat of paint

Age of Wonders: Planetfall review — Europe goes to space

It seems the tabletop industry is determined to turn every Paradox game into a tabletop game. Age of Wonders: Planetfall is the latest and comes to us from Hobby World

By Mark Julian

/ 1 May 2024

Age of Wonders: Planetfall review — Europe goes to space

Elegoo Phecda 20W Laser Engraver review — Set laser to craft

Like most tabletop enthusiasts, my hobby is ever-expanding. My office/game room/hobby space has as many hobby “things” as it does games. Paint, tools, 3d printers, laminators, foam cutters,

By Mark Julian

/ 30 Apr 2024

Elegoo Phecda 20W Laser Engraver review — Set laser to craft

Seaside review — tiles and tides

As you sit by the seaside, the sound of the waves crashing against the shore drowns out all but the occasional cry of a gull. All your cares melt away,

By Mark Julian

/ 27 Apr 2024

Spicy review— Fascinated by this shiny BS

After falling in love with Kutnà Hora and now developing a deep appreciation for Spicy, it has come to my attention that I am, in fact, a corvid of some

By Nick Dubs

/ 26 Apr 2024

Spicy review— Fascinated by this shiny BS

My Shelfie review — Don’t be a square, put the squares in the square

As much as my collection has exploded since I started reviewing and didn’t stop buying my own games, there’s been a niche I haven’t quite filled to

By Nick Dubs

/ 24 Apr 2024

My Shelfie review — Don’t be a square, put the squares in the square

Magic: The Gathering Fallout Commander review — “I feel something magic in the air tonight, and I’m not just talking about the gamma radiation.”

The quote I’ve shamelessly stolen for my tagline is from Mr. New Vegas, a radio host in Fallout: New Vegas. It almost perfectly encapsulates my thoughts on the Fallout

By Chris Wyman

/ 22 Apr 2024

Magic: The Gathering Fallout Commander review — “I feel something magic in the air tonight, and I’m not just talking about the gamma radiation.”

Black Sonata: Strange Shadows expansion review – Whence solo you doth played before, new variety can add one more.

What is your substance, whereof are you made, That millions of strange shadows on you tend? Normally we don’t publish full reviews of Kickstarters, but this expansion was provided

By Dan Hinkin

/ 22 Apr 2024

Black Sonata: Strange Shadows expansion review – Whence solo you doth played before, new variety can add one more.

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