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Horizon Zero Dawn Thunderjaw and Sacred Land expansions review ⏤ A formidable hunt, a forgettable experience

Horizon is a dish best served cold. A dish that teaches you to fish rather than feeds you for a day. The expansions not so much. For most board games,

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Feb 2022

Horizon Zero Dawn Thunderjaw and Sacred Land expansions review ⏤ A formidable hunt, a forgettable experience

Horizon Zero Dawn The Board Game review — Something coming over the horizon….or not?

At a glance a video game to a board game is a vast undertaking. Much like tv shows and movie adaptations of video games, many set out with the goal

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Feb 2022

Horizon Zero Dawn The Board Game review — Something coming over the horizon….or not?

Star Wars Jabba’s Palace A Love Letter Game review – return to a galaxy far, far away

In a galaxy far, far away… fans were long ago introduced to the Star Wars universe. In a collaboration between ZMAN Games and designer Justin Kemppainen, we are welcomed back

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Feb 2022

Star Wars Jabba’s Palace A Love Letter Game review – return to a galaxy far, far away

Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong gets Pillars Dev Diary

NACON and Big Bad Wolf Studio today released a Pillars Dev Diary for Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong. The game will be available on PC through Epic Games Store, Xbox One,

By Kat Fast

/ 18 Feb 2022

Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong gets Pillars Dev Diary

Valeria: Card Kingdoms 2E and Darksworn expansion review— Rolling bones, skeleton bones

I’ve had a rough time trying to pin down Valeria: Card Kingdoms. While it seems like Valeria always has one hand outstretched to give you more, more, more, its

By Nick Dubs

/ 18 Feb 2022

Valeria: Card Kingdoms 2E and Darksworn expansion review— Rolling bones, skeleton bones

Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn ⏤ Your adventure begins

Calling the Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn a tome would almost be selling this impressive book short. All 280 pages are overflowing with lore, monsters, NPCs, histories, and incredible artwork

By A Kay Purcell

/ 18 Feb 2022

Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn ⏤ Your adventure begins

Xplored announces partnership with Paradox Interactive, bringing World of Darkness to Teburu

Xplored today announced a partnership with Paradox Interactive. The partnership will bring World of Darkness properties to Teburu, starting with Vampire: The Masquerade – Milan Uprising. According to Xplored Founder &

By Kat Fast

/ 16 Feb 2022

Xplored announces partnership with Paradox Interactive, bringing World of Darkness to Teburu

Confident? review— Trivial fun in a sea of misery

There aren’t too many cardinal sins that a game can make that will immediately kill it for me. But to state the relatively obvious, a game will fall flat

By Nick Dubs

/ 16 Feb 2022

Confident? review— Trivial fun in a sea of misery

Ted Lasso and Parks & Rec join the party courtesy of Funko Games

Fans of two classic television series will soon be able to relive their favorite shows thanks to Funko Games. Sure to liven up any party, Ted Lasso Party Game and

By Mike Dunn

/ 16 Feb 2022

Ted Lasso and Parks & Rec join the party courtesy of Funko Games

Critical Role: The Legend of Vox Machina — Episodes 10-12 spoiler-free first impressions

Please note: This article is spoiler free for episodes 10-12 of Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins, but may contain spoilers for previous episodes. But don’t worry, we also have

By A Kay Purcell

/ 15 Feb 2022

Funko Games brings more Disney to the table with four new titles announced for 2022

In continued celebration of last year’s 50th anniversary of Disney’s Magic Kingdom, Funko Games is doing its part to make sure everything is coming up Disney throughout 2022.

By Mike Dunn

/ 15 Feb 2022

Funko Games brings more Disney to the table with four new titles announced for 2022

Dûhr: The Lesser Houses review— Small box, big promise

Duhr is, without a doubt, one of the strangest games in my collection. In the modern era where it seems like every game is fighting to get on “games everyone

By Nick Dubs

/ 11 Feb 2022

Dûhr: The Lesser Houses review— Small box, big promise

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