Game Reviews

Mork Borg receives the highest recommendation of any game I have ever reviewed. It is more than a dark fantasy low magic horror roleplaying game, but as a game it delivers in spades, rusty and covered in filth though those spades may be. Mork Borg is a new landmark in

Cute little animals need a place to live! That’s right, tiny animals have decided to build a small town hidden away from predators in the woods and you are the mayor that needs to guide them through it. Resources are not plentiful, so you have to build with what

Have you recently binge-watched the Mandalorian on Disney+? Watched the Star Wars Holiday Special and still think Boba Fett’s cool? Substituted a Jabba the Hutt chuckle for a Santa laugh at Christmas? If the dark, gritty underbelly of Bounty Hunters and smugglers in Star Wars sounds like the best

Do you have an excellent memory, or can you at least bluff that you do? If either of these are true, then Tellstones: King’s Gambit might be the game for you. Gallstones is the second tabletop game produced by Riot Games, the developers of the hit game League of

Do you ever tire of playing a game where no matter which character you choose, they’re all the same? With Root, this problem is thoroughly solved and it may be the game that you’d like to try. In the digital adaptation of the hit board game Root designed

We got a copy of ClipCut Parks by Renegade Game Studios, and with the help of fellow GT Editors Ron and Laura Burke, along with my husband, we dove in to check out what this game had to offer. As per the Renegade Game Studios website, ClipCut Parks is the

It’s the fate of most independent 5e compatible settings to get lost in the shuffle, and the time I have spent with Rational Magic makes me hope that it doesn’t suffer that same fate. Combination campaign setting, rules set, and an adventure book, Rational Magic sets itself in

When I heard that there was a game that had Medusa fighting King Arthur with Alice and Sinbad, I knew this was a game that I would need to check out. That is what you find in Unmatched: Battle of Legends Vol 1. The theme alone on this game was