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Reviews   -   Jan 15, 2015 Fight for your Rivet life — Rivet Wars Eastern Front Review
Fight for your Rivet life — Rivet Wars Eastern Front Review

A while ago a game called Advance Wars came onto the scene for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. While it contained a cute aesthetic, it made war games accessible to the general public. When board gamers think of a war game, they might think of sprawling miniature armies with a

Reviews   -   Jan 15, 2015 See you starside – Xia: Legends of a Drift System
See you starside – Xia: Legends of a Drift System

There are a few people I play games who turn their nose up at Kickstarter games. The phrase, “Well it is only a Kickstarter game,” has been spoken on more than one occasion. Some cling to this idea that a small independent company, or worse yet a single designer, could

Why do Pirates use Maps Anyway? – Plunder
Reviews   -   Jan 26, 2015 Why do Pirates use Maps Anyway? – Plunder

I remember playing Clue when I was very young. It is one of the first boardgames that I vividly remember playing. I also vividly remember when I realized that it was flawed. I really enjoyed the deduction of the game, but found myself frustrated by the roll and move aspect

by Scott Griffith
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Reviews   -   Jan 26, 2015 Why do Pirates use Maps Anyway? – Plunder
Why do Pirates use Maps Anyway? – Plunder

I remember playing Clue when I was very young. It is one of the first boardgames that I vividly remember playing. I also vividly remember when I realized that it was flawed. I really enjoyed the deduction of the game, but found myself frustrated by the roll and move aspect

by Scott Griffith
Reviews   -   Jan 15, 2015 Fight for your Rivet life — Rivet Wars Eastern Front Review
Fight for your Rivet life — Rivet Wars Eastern Front Review

A while ago a game called Advance Wars came onto the scene for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. While it contained a cute aesthetic, it made war games accessible to the general public. When board gamers think of a war game, they might think of sprawling miniature armies with a

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Jan 15, 2015 See you starside – Xia: Legends of a Drift System
See you starside – Xia: Legends of a Drift System

There are a few people I play games who turn their nose up at Kickstarter games. The phrase, “Well it is only a Kickstarter game,” has been spoken on more than one occasion. Some cling to this idea that a small independent company, or worse yet a single designer, could

by Scott Griffith
Reviews   -   Dec 18, 2014 Swords to the Wind! Villainous Vikings, 2nd Edition
Swords to the Wind! Villainous Vikings, 2nd Edition

Victory Point Games has impressed me again. Following the release of Villainous Vikings in August, and the subsequent series of negative reviews which fell like hammers, VPG suspended release of the game. And then they fixed it. I have never heard of a game company pulling a release so quickly,

by Michael Eyre
Reviews   -   Dec 18, 2014 Building a better palace — Sultaniya Review
Building a better palace — Sultaniya Review

It seems like tile-laying games often have you building something. The gateway game Carcassonne has you building a city with castles, roads, and cloisters. Alhambra has you building a city with many different buildings and walls sprawling outward. Sultaniya has you building as well, but instead of building out, the

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Dec 08, 2014 Daimyos and Dice: Age of War
Daimyos and Dice: Age of War

I’m a sucker for Japanese-themed strategy games. Shogun, of Gamemaster series acclaim, now more commonly known as Samurai Swords or Ikusa, is one of the great strategy board games of all time. I love Total War: Shogun 2, and I’m even involved in a RPG-by blog based in

by Michael Eyre
Reviews   -   Dec 08, 2014 Where miniatures and tablets collide — Golem Arcana Review
Where miniatures and tablets collide — Golem Arcana Review

Playing miniatures games can be intimidating with rules about movement, how far attacks reach, and the number of actions available on a turn. Sometimes the housekeeping is just as time consuming as the decision making. While apps have been created to assist with these, we are starting to see apps

by Keith Schleicher
Reviews   -   Nov 21, 2014 Tabletop Gauntlet — Super Dungeon Explore Review
Tabletop Gauntlet — Super Dungeon Explore Review

The dungeon crawl is nothing new to gamers. The dark, damp dungeon often sets the mood for adventurers in the video game and pen-and-paper realm. However, you often don’t see it mixed with a dose of happiness and cuteness. Super Dungeon Explore merges the two with a distinct chibi

by Keith Schleicher
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