With the holidays approaching, Wizards of the Coast has created a new product for their holiday releases of Tales of Middle-earth. This year Wizards of the Coast has introduced four Scene Boxes alongside The Special Edition Collector Boosters and Volume Two of Jumpstart Boosters. While the Collector Boosters and Jumpstart
Chapter two of Disney Lorcana has arrived and with it come two brand new starter decks. The chapter is titled Rise of the Floodborn and features a wave of never before seen Floodborn variations of our favorite characters as well as storyborn classics.
If you are brand new to the
Playing Big Boss for review has been the board game version of going to colonial Williamsburg or any other historical reenactment. I’ve been helping Mike get plays of the Renegade reprint of its ancestor Acquire in for review, so I’ve gotten to really play around with early economic
Say what you will about crowdfunding, it has really helped drag board game production out of the stone age of beige spreadsheets into something that looks professional and doesn’t immediately turn off all but the most German passerby. Nowadays, games typically aim for an impeccable presentation in order to
On paper, La Famiglia has all the makings for a home run. Just looking at the companies involved, it’s another Feuerland/ Capstone import, the combo that brought us the obscenely good Ark Nova. Mechanics wise, it’s an asymmetric team-based worker placement and area control hybrid, with hidden order
Living in Tennessee and being a big fan of bourbon, how could I resist the chance to review Distilled (2023) from Paverson Games? This highly detailed strategic card game promises to take you through the journey of revitalizing an abandoned distillery passed down to you as inheritance and to make
District Noir is a 2 player only filler game, with plays lasting around 15 minutes. Yet, it feels like something more.
Art and Theme
The art is excellent and matches up with the theme very well. I really like the dark style, and yet the color splashed in the different
One of my biggest criticisms of Battletech: Total Warfare was that it was huge. At 312 pages, not only was it physically heavy, it was hard to get through. While it contained literally every rule you could imagine, that was also its main problem.
Gorgeous artwork throughout this small book
