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Pirate Borg review — swashbuckling in the Dark Caribbean

When I called Mork Borg a landmark in RPG production and distribution, I had no idea how far it was going to go. Content for the game has proliferated, seeing

By John Farrell

/ 19 Sep 2023

Pirate Borg review — swashbuckling in the Dark Caribbean

Terra Nova review— Addition by subtraction

In many ways, Terra Mystica is the quintessence of a middle-heavyweight eurogame from back when they were becoming more mainstream in the hobby. It’s got a lot going for

By Nick Dubs

/ 15 Sep 2023

Terra Nova review— Addition by subtraction

Queen by Midnight review — Be the last princess standing in this trial of combat and guile

The Midnight Queen is dead. Players will have to use strength, cunning, and diplomacy in order to make sure that their princess is the one to take the throne. Queen

By Chris Hinkes

/ 14 Sep 2023

Queen by Midnight review — Be the last princess standing in this trial of combat and guile

Robot Quest Arena review — It’s robot fighting time!

Robot Quest Arena combines deck building with tactical arena combat. Matches can either be free for all or teams, with the goal being to have the most victory points after

By Chris Hinkes

/ 13 Sep 2023

Robot Quest Arena review — It’s robot fighting time!

Arkham Horror: The Road to Innsmouth Deluxe Edition review — The most unique Arkham Horror experience I’ve had

A Mystery Begins So, this is going to be an odd review. Without burying the lede, I had a good time with The Road to Innsmouth. I enjoyed it and

By Chris Wyman

/ 11 Sep 2023

Arkham Horror: The Road to Innsmouth Deluxe Edition review — The most unique Arkham Horror experience I’ve had

Shadowrun: Sixth World Beginner Box – Beginning A Descent Into Cyberpunk Math Class

Shadowrun: Sixth World Edition is a cyberpunk tabletop roleplaying game with an incredible depth of mechanics. If you’re looking to dive in for the first time, Catalyst Game Labs

By Jeremy Pike

/ 9 Sep 2023

Shadowrun: Sixth World Beginner Box – Beginning A Descent Into Cyberpunk Math Class

Dogfight! review – A mediocre alternative to Battleship

Let me set the stage for you: It is the early 1900’s. Aeroplanes were invented less than 20 years ago and we’ve already decided to strap machine guns

By Kenny Tripoli

/ 31 Aug 2023

Dogfight! review – A mediocre alternative to Battleship

boop. review — you’ll boop yourself

Have you ever wondered what goes through your cat’s mind when it casually swats your hard earned possessions onto the floor? boop. One priceless family heirloom doomed to the

By Mark Julian

/ 31 Aug 2023

Blob Party review — Groupthink the party game

Join Us Blob Party is a smallbox party game from Wizkids with a very simple pitch. Players are working together to write down the same answers as other players in

By Chris Wyman

/ 29 Aug 2023

Blob Party review — Groupthink the party game

Namiji review — Fishing for a good time

Take to the sea Board games grant players all kinds of feelings, from excitement as their armies clash together to fear and suspense as you sneak past your opponents. There

By Chris Wyman

/ 29 Aug 2023

Marrakesh review – Hands off of my keshis.

When it comes to North African cities, I’ll admit, my geographical prowess is a bit lacking. Using one of these cities as a basis for a game is not

By Dan Hinkin

/ 24 Aug 2023

Marrakesh review – Hands off of my keshis.

Exquisite Exandria — The Dungeon Masters guide to cooking

I own 23 cookbooks. The majority of the cookbooks I own are devoted to different techniques, cultural stylings, particular dishes, and have a wide range of skillsets within. Some of

By Randy Gregory II

/ 22 Aug 2023

A photo showing the book Exquisite Exandria, a cookbook by Critical Role

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