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Lincoln faked his death and runs a spy organization in Warcradle’s Dystopian Age

Warcradle Studios’ Stuart Mackaness explains the shared world of their Wild West Exodus and Dystopian Wars games, where Abraham Lincoln faked his death to secretly run a shadow war against America’s enemies and weaponized cybernetic steampunk whales exist.

By Mike Dunn

/ 11 Sep 2019

Lincoln faked his death and runs a spy organization in Warcradle’s Dystopian Age

Penny Arcade wallowing in their crapulence, hints at more Acquisitions Incorporated material to come

We got a chance to chat at Gen Con this year with Ryan Hartman and Dabe Alan from Penny Arcade about the new 5E Acquisitions Incorporated source book. Just how hands-on were Jerry and Mike, again?

By Mike Dunn

/ 11 Sep 2019

Penny Arcade wallowing in their crapulence, hints at more Acquisitions Incorporated material to come

Perk up your ears to find the thief — Kemomimi Panic review

I’m not a fan of social deduction games. It might partially be due to the fact that when I first started playing them I was eliminated almost right away,

By Keith Schleicher

/ 11 Sep 2019

Perk up your ears to find the thief — Kemomimi Panic review

Hyper Light Drifter receiving the tabletop RPG treatment, Kickstarter campaign now live

Metal Weave Games is creating a tabletop role-playing game based on 2016’s action RPG, Hyper Light Drifter. If the Kickstarter campaign is successful, the team will create a SNES

By Sean Anthony

/ 10 Sep 2019

Hyper Light Drifter receiving the tabletop RPG treatment, Kickstarter campaign now live

Killer looks for a killer nurse — Dynamite Nurse review

What if I told you that I had a game where everyone played as clerics, and the object of the game was to heal warriors who had just come from

By Keith Schleicher

/ 10 Sep 2019

Killer looks for a killer nurse — Dynamite Nurse review

Floss with friends as Mint Cooperative hits Kickstarter

Yesterday, Five24 Labs released the Kickstarter campaign for its newest game Mint Cooperative, which will run until October 4 with an already funded goal of $10,000. The game allows

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 10 Sep 2019

Floss with friends as Mint Cooperative hits Kickstarter

Be kind, rewind before your friends do with Rental Rumble on Kickstarter today

Late Fee Games recently released its Kickstarter for the upcoming party board game Rental Rumble, which will available on Kickstarter until October 13 with a funding goal of $10,000.

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 9 Sep 2019

Be kind, rewind before your friends do with Rental Rumble on Kickstarter today

4-day Preorder Open for Highly-Anticipated Game Tapestry From Stonemaier Games

Stonemaier Games has announced that a 4-day preorder period will be open for their newest civilization game Tapestry running until September 7th. Tapestry is a game for 1-5 players which

By Jason Ornelas

/ 5 Sep 2019

4-day Preorder Open for Highly-Anticipated Game Tapestry From Stonemaier Games

Tile the Floors for Portugal’s Royal Family in Azul: Summer Pavilion

Next Move Games has announced the third game in the Azul line Azul: Summer Pavilion which will be released this October at Spiel 2019. Azul was released in 2017 and

By Jason Ornelas

/ 4 Sep 2019

Tile the Floors for Portugal’s Royal Family in Azul: Summer Pavilion

A Vibrant Colorful Stroll – Walking in Burano Review

On your left, you see a beautiful waterway which runs through the city, and on your right, you are greeted by the beautiful and vibrant colors of the buildings. You

By Jason Ornelas

/ 31 Aug 2019

A Vibrant Colorful Stroll – Walking in Burano Review

Building a better monster in Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein — Gen Con 2019 preview

The idea of life and consciousness has fascinated scientific minds for many years. It also has been taken up by science fiction and horror writers. Star Trek: The Next Generation

By Keith Schleicher

/ 22 Aug 2019

Building a better monster in Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein — Gen Con 2019 preview

Unreliable programming from Quirky Circuits — Gen Con 2019 preview

We expect our electronics to work properly. However, there seems to be times when those electronics seem to be finicky and act like they have a mind of their own.

By Keith Schleicher

/ 22 Aug 2019

Unreliable programming from Quirky Circuits — Gen Con 2019 preview

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