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Reviews   -   Jul 31, 2019 Planetary Colonization Race! – Space Gate Odyssey review
Planetary Colonization Race! – Space Gate Odyssey review

Well, we’ve finally done it; Earth is all but uninhabitable. Luckily we found a set of 6 planets all ripe for colonization. We’ll have to warp through space gates to get there, but let’s send people there ASAP. Space Gate Odyssey is a competitive worker placement/engine

by Nick Cvercko
Reviews   -   Jul 30, 2019 The more things change–Things from the Flood review
The more things change–Things from the Flood review

As we grow older, the false veneer of safety and comfort begins to wear away. I praised Tales From the Loop for its spin on nostalgia, at the same time genuine yet rife with horror and unease, and Free League’s follow-up seeks to capitalize on those feelings, leaning more

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Jul 24, 2019 T.I.M.E. to go to France! – T.I.M.E. Stories Madame review
T.I.M.E. to go to France! – T.I.M.E. Stories Madame review

Let’s travel through time! Where (or when) to? Let’s get into our Caissons and find out! Madame is the latest chapter of the T.I.M.E. stories saga. In this adventure, you and two or three others travel back to Versailles in the late 1600s. You are

by Nick Cvercko
Reviews   -   May 30, 2019 The Demogorgon is tired of your silly human bickering—D&D Stranger Things Starter Set review
The Demogorgon is tired of your silly human bickering—D&D Stranger Things Starter Set review

When I watched the first episode of Stranger Things back in 2016, it took all of two minutes to hook me in a way that no other show really had before: four boys sitting around a table playing Dungeon & Dragons in 1983, roughly the same age as I was

by Mike Dunn
Reviews   -   May 23, 2019 Calling all Mages! — A Res Arcana review
Calling all Mages! — A Res Arcana review

As a lover of big complex games, I sometimes need to realize that not everyone is down with the concentration it takes to learn a really complex game like Lisboa, or with the time commitment of a game like Twilight Imperium. Sometimes people want a quick game that’s easy

by Nick Cvercko
Reviews   -   May 14, 2019 A legacy reborn: John Carter of Mars RPG review
A legacy reborn: John Carter of Mars RPG review

On a dying world amidst alien tribes, a warrior of Earth has finally come back to reclaim his rightful place. Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Barsoom series, set on the red desert of Mars, stood right alongside the titans of pulp media which would go on to quietly inspire some of the

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   May 08, 2019 A whole new way to build — Architects of the West Kingdom review
A whole new way to build — Architects of the West Kingdom review

It’s 850 AD, and the king wishes to build his kingdom as quickly as possible, and by any means necessary. He employs you and other eager architects of the west kingdom to get the job done. He cares not for what you must do to undercut each other, he

by Nick Cvercko
Reviews   -   May 07, 2019 EPIC fantasy – A Middara Unintentional Malum: Act 1 review
EPIC fantasy – A Middara Unintentional Malum: Act 1 review

In the world of tabletop games, massive dungeon crawlers have become a favorite of many, and “the bigger the better” seems to be the opinion of the fans and creators. Recent boxes have become gargantuan to house the enormous amount of storytelling and varied options included in the experience. The

by Nick Cvercko
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