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USAopoly and Games Workshop team up to create new licensed versions of Talisman

Recently, USAopoly and Games Workshop announced a new campaign to create two new licensed versions of Talisman later this year in North America and several other regions. This will be

By Sean Anthony

/ 13 Feb 2019

USAopoly and Games Workshop team up to create new licensed versions of Talisman

A better bone to pick — Reaper Bones Black impressions

At the end of last year (literally, on December 31st), Reaper Miniatures unveiled a new line of plastic figures designed to improve upon their successful plastic Bones line: Reaper Bones

By Mike Dunn

/ 5 Feb 2019

A better bone to pick — Reaper Bones Black impressions

This is the fight we’re looking for — Star Wars: Legion review

Luke Skywalker, lightsaber in hand, leads a small strike force across the desolate landscape of an alien planet. The Rebels are moving in on the objective but there is a

By Steven Starkey

/ 4 Feb 2019

This is the fight we’re looking for — Star Wars: Legion review

It’s time for a throwback as Steve Jackson Games reveals Pocket Box Games of the Eighties on Kickstarter

Are you ready for a blast from the past? Steve Jackson Games has recently announced a new Kickstarter campaign for its Pocket Box Games line of board games, with an

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 1 Feb 2019

It’s time for a throwback as Steve Jackson Games reveals Pocket Box Games of the Eighties on Kickstarter

It may not be too late! — CO2: Second Chance review

The world is in trouble, and it’s up to us to save it from, well, us. CO2: Second Chance is the latest release from heavy euro designer legend, Vital

By Nick Cvercko

/ 1 Feb 2019

It may not be too late! — CO2: Second Chance review

Deck-building digital card game Mystic Vale now available on Steam

Today, Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG) and Nomad Games released the digital version of their druid deck-building game, Mystic Vale. This game can be against others online and has an emphasis

By Sean Anthony

/ 31 Jan 2019

Deck-building digital card game Mystic Vale now available on Steam

Dire Wolf Digital bringing more tabletop games digital, announces partnership with WizKids

Dire Wolf Digital, champions of creating digital adaptations of tabletop games, recently announced more adaptations of popular titles as well as a partnership with WizKids. The first of these adaptations

By Sean Anthony

/ 31 Jan 2019

Dire Wolf Digital bringing more tabletop games digital, announces partnership with WizKids

Don’t know what to play today? BoardGameGeek reinstates tabletop recommendations

Stumped on what to play for your next game night? Board game enthusiast website BoardGameGeek has announced that it has re-released board game recommendations on the site, where users can

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 30 Jan 2019

Don’t know what to play today? BoardGameGeek reinstates tabletop recommendations

Commanding and conquering — Quartermaster General WW2 2nd edition to be published by Ares Games

Publisher Ares Games announced that it has teamed up with Griggling games to release the second edition of Quartermater General WW2 worldwide later this year. The new edition will come

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 30 Jan 2019

Commanding and conquering — Quartermaster General WW2 2nd edition to be published by Ares Games

Pandasaurus Games launches kickstarter for their new game Dead Man’s Cabal

Pandasaurus Games, the makers of Dinosaur Island, The Mind, and Machi Koro, have released a new Kickstarter campaign for Dead Man’s Cabal. Already shattering its Kickstarter goal of $15,

By Nick Cvercko

/ 29 Jan 2019

Pandasaurus Games launches kickstarter for their new game Dead Man’s Cabal

A roll to die for—Artisan Dice Bethlehem Olive Wood Archdruid dice review

The first set of polyhedral dice that I ever got was the cheap, solid plastic set that came in the 2nd edition of the D&D Basic Set that

By Mike Dunn

/ 27 Jan 2019

A roll to die for—Artisan Dice Bethlehem Olive Wood Archdruid dice review

Tile-based historical game Gardens of Babylon reaches funding in nine hours

Highly anticipated competitive euro-style strategy game Gardens of Babylon met its initial goal of $15,000 only nine hours after launching this week. In development since late 2017, this wonderfully

By Mike Dunn

/ 24 Jan 2019

Tile-based historical game Gardens of Babylon reaches funding in nine hours

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