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Dungeons, Dice, and Danger review – delve deeper into the dungeon, easier than ever before

Ah Dungeons Dice and Danger – a roll and write game. The proverbial game/gift that keeps on giving and giving and giving. Many games are ticketed as too much to

By Rob Berg

/ 20 May 2022

Dungeons, Dice, and Danger review – delve deeper into the dungeon, easier than ever before

Genesis: Battle of Champions- Jaelara Second Edition Idiris Vs. Ra’Ha Two-Player Starter set review— memories of an old friend

A little over two years ago, my favorite card game ever died. Oversimplified by one of my friends as “Hearthstone on a grid,” Duelyst’s servers were shut down, and

By Nick Dubs

/ 19 May 2022

Genesis: Battle of Champions- Jaelara Second Edition Idiris Vs. Ra’Ha Two-Player Starter set review— memories of an old friend

Unmatched: Jurassic Park- Dr. Sattler vs T. Rex review—awakening my inner five year old

The first thing I did when I got home with my copy of Unmatched: Jurassic Park- Dr. Sattler vs. T. Rex was run around the house with the T. Rex

By Nick Dubs

/ 19 May 2022

Unmatched: Jurassic Park- Dr. Sattler vs T. Rex review—awakening my inner five year old

Harry Potter: House Cup Competition review⏤Ten points to theme and mechanics!

When I was a kid, I blew through the first three Harry Potter books in a week. Then I had to wait for the other books to be written and

By Dan Hinkin

/ 18 May 2022

Harry Potter: House Cup Competition review⏤Ten points to theme and mechanics!

Boonlake review⏤Settle the land, enjoy the spoils

Ever wondered what it was like to be the first people to settle an area of land? If so then Boonlake might just be the game for you. Well that

By Rob Berg

/ 16 May 2022

Boonlake review⏤Settle the land, enjoy the spoils

Ark Nova review⏤Christmas at the zoo

In his multi part documentary series Everything is a Remix, filmmaker Kirby Ferguson’s primary claim is that the ultimate driver of progress in the arts, technology, and society is

By Mike Dunn

/ 16 May 2022

A Royal Will review – may the odds ever be in your favor!

Throughout my life and experience with different types of aliens in all of sci-fi, I have found that when I think of alien high society I cannot help but picture

By Rob Berg

/ 15 May 2022

A Royal Will review – may the odds ever be in your favor!

Ghosts of Saltmarsh review — Murky waters ahead

I’ve enjoyed the D&D Adventure Series games since the original Castle Ravenloft came out. They provide a campaign experience in a box without having to have one

By Keith Schleicher

/ 13 May 2022

Ghosts of Saltmarsh review — Murky waters ahead

Kardashev Scale review- Rock, Paper, Scissors, Galactic Civilization Building?

Back in the 1960s, a Russian astronomer, named Nikolai Kardashev, came up with a method of measuring a civilization’s level of technological advancement based on the energy that civilization

By Dan Hinkin

/ 12 May 2022

Kardashev Scale review- Rock, Paper, Scissors, Galactic Civilization Building?

Wise Guys review—when more is less

Publishers Gale Force Nine recently released Wise Guys, an unlicensed reimplementation of their sleeper hit Sons of Anarchy: Men of Mayhem. The core gameplay is essentially unchanged; players start rounds

By Nick Dubs

/ 12 May 2022

Libertalia: Winds of Galecrest review – Get “hooked” on a reimagined sky pirate adventure.

Take to the seas…I mean skies, with Libertalia: Winds of Gailcrest. You are the pirate captain of a skyship setting out on three different voyages trying to score the

By Dan Hinkin

/ 12 May 2022

Libertalia: Winds of Galecrest review – Get “hooked” on a reimagined sky pirate adventure.

Shards of Infinity Into the Horizon review — Chaos and destiny come to the shards

When first looking at Shards of Infinity you might believe that it is a sci-fi reskin of Ascension. A couple of elements of Ascension are used in Shards of Infinity,

By Keith Schleicher

/ 12 May 2022

Shards of Infinity Into the Horizon review — Chaos and destiny come to the shards

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