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Previews   -   Sep 30, 2024 Vrahode: Age of Prophecy preview – Fantastical skirmishes in a brand new console driven world
Vrahode: Age of Prophecy preview – Fantastical skirmishes in a brand new console driven world

Following the trail out of camp, you come across a riverbed with something glinting in the distance. As you investigate, it looks like the jewel from your lost comrade. Suddenly, out of the brush a giant form appears and hungrily looks towards your party. You draw your sword and ready

Reviews   -   Sep 30, 2024 The Wolves review ⏤ Compete for top dog by building up your own wolf pack
The Wolves review ⏤ Compete for top dog by building up your own wolf pack

This game is kind of hard to describe. It’s one of those games that ends up being more than the sum of its parts. The name tells you there’s wolves, but not a lot else. In this game you are managing your wolf pack by moving them around

Jokkmokk: The Winter Market review — Vanished without a trace.
Reviews   -   Oct 01, 2024 Jokkmokk: The Winter Market review — Vanished without a trace.

JokkMokk is a 1-5 player card snatchum about kitsch. I don’t mean that in a dour Anton Ego sort of way. I mean that in a Wes Anderson look-at-these-cute-ceramic-doggies-I’ll-take-ten sort of way. With that spirit in mind, the box art goes from “far too busy” to “maybe a

by Sean Weeks
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Reviews   -   Oct 01, 2024 Jokkmokk: The Winter Market review — Vanished without a trace.
Jokkmokk: The Winter Market review — Vanished without a trace.

JokkMokk is a 1-5 player card snatchum about kitsch. I don’t mean that in a dour Anton Ego sort of way. I mean that in a Wes Anderson look-at-these-cute-ceramic-doggies-I’ll-take-ten sort of way. With that spirit in mind, the box art goes from “far too busy” to “maybe a

by Sean Weeks
Previews   -   Sep 30, 2024 Vrahode: Age of Prophecy preview – Fantastical skirmishes in a brand new console driven world
Vrahode: Age of Prophecy preview – Fantastical skirmishes in a brand new console driven world

Following the trail out of camp, you come across a riverbed with something glinting in the distance. As you investigate, it looks like the jewel from your lost comrade. Suddenly, out of the brush a giant form appears and hungrily looks towards your party. You draw your sword and ready

by Dan Hinkin
Reviews   -   Sep 30, 2024 The Wolves review ⏤ Compete for top dog by building up your own wolf pack
The Wolves review ⏤ Compete for top dog by building up your own wolf pack

This game is kind of hard to describe. It’s one of those games that ends up being more than the sum of its parts. The name tells you there’s wolves, but not a lot else. In this game you are managing your wolf pack by moving them around

by Chris Wyman
Previews   -   Sep 30, 2024 Tech Race Kickstarter preview—Hyperloopin’ Louie
Tech Race Kickstarter preview—Hyperloopin’ Louie

In the near future, Silicon Valley has continued to only succeed in driving demand for their ideas, not actually bringing them to fruition. This is where the players of Tech Race come in: as CEOs of startups, they’re attempting to take advantage of that gap. I’m not quite

by Nick Dubs
Reviews   -   Sep 25, 2024 Landmarks review ⏤ Can you survive exploring an island full of mysterious words?
Landmarks review ⏤ Can you survive exploring an island full of mysterious words?

Word guessing games are super hit or miss for me. Sometimes I enjoy them and other times I struggle to connect with the game. A part of that stems from word games usually being player dependent. If you’re just not understanding what your teammate(s) are trying to communicate,

by Chris Wyman
Previews   -   Sep 22, 2024 Disco Heist Laundry Preview — The first taste was free
Disco Heist Laundry Preview — The first taste was free

At Gen Con this year, a few of us at GamingTrend were able to sit down with Mike Gnade from Rock Manor games to run a few rounds of the upcoming game Disco Heist Laundry. While we didn’t get a full game in, the beginning of the game was

by Eric Deutsch
Reviews   -   Sep 19, 2024 Oh My Pigeons! review — Gather, steal, and sabotage your way to having the largest flock
Oh My Pigeons! review — Gather, steal, and sabotage your way to having the largest flock

Oh My Pigeons! is a simple, yet delightful party game, which takes less than a minute to set up and just as little time to learn. Your goal is simple, collect the most pigeons on your bench and rule the roost! To do so you must be ruthless with other

by Richard Allen
Reviews   -   Sep 18, 2024 Zhanguo: The First Empire review — Tame the dragon; conquer Death.
Zhanguo: The First Empire review — Tame the dragon; conquer Death.

I hate Caylus.  I note that this is probably a bad opinion to own. My encounter with the World’s First Worker Placement™ missed a key rule and robbed it of some potency, so in a practical sense I’ve never played it. When a mind like Cole Wehrle’s

by Sean Weeks
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