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Reviews   -   Nov 07, 2023 Distilled review – from moonshine to fine spirits
Distilled review – from moonshine to fine spirits

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

by Samuel Pair
Reviews   -   Nov 06, 2023 District Noir review — Too short for its own good
District Noir review — Too short for its own good

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

by Chris Hinkes
Reviews   -   Nov 06, 2023 Battletech: BattleMech Manual Review — A One Stop Rules Experience
BattleTech BattleMech Manual cover photo

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

by Randy Gregory II
Reviews   -   Nov 05, 2023 Marvel Multiverse RPG review — not quite marvelous
Marvel Multiverse RPG review — not quite marvelous

The Marvel Multiverse Roleplaying Game enters the market at a complicated time. The public’s enthusiasm for the Marvel brand is waning, and the field of superhero RPGs has been crowded for some time. Even niche of officially licensed Marvel roleplaying games has a pedigree of success. Lead writer and

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Oct 31, 2023 Wandering Towers review – a wizardly fun time
Wandering Towers review – a wizardly fun time

I’ll be totally honest, when I first glimpsed Wandering Towers my first impression was that it would be a cute kids game. I could not possibly have been more wrong. This quickly turned into a strategic game of cat and mouse, with a few fun and exciting twists along

by Samuel Pair
Reviews   -   Oct 24, 2023 The White Castle review—A tiny box with a ton of game
The White Castle review—A tiny box with a ton of game

Value. Value is largely subjective by nature- each of us places value on things to varying degrees and often the value we ascribe to those things in turn varies from person to person. Furthermore, one individual can find boundless value from a thing while another sees no value whatsoever in

by Mike Dunn
Reviews   -   Oct 23, 2023 Inside Job review — The child of two very different game genres
Inside Job review — The child of two very different game genres

Do you like trick taking games like Hearts? Do you like social deduction games like The Resistance? If you said yes to both of those questions, boy do I have a game for you! If you said no to one of those questions… I might have a game for you?

by Chris Wyman
Reviews   -   Oct 23, 2023 The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 review — A flawed imitation can still be fun
The Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 review — A flawed imitation can still be fun

Overview Similar to a lot of hidden traitor style board games, Infection at Outpost 31’s design is largely based off of the skeleton of Battlestar Galactica (BSG.) BSG is a hallmark design from 2008 making it ancient by modern board game standards, but it revolutionized the hidden traitor genre

by Chris Wyman
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