GF9 is releasing two new Away Teams for Star Trek: Away Missions. These new expansions are based on the original series, rather than The Next Generation which previous expansions were based on, and feature teams led by Captain Kirk and Commander Scotty. Many other well-loved characters will join Kirk and

CCP Games and Titan Forge just announced their latest Kickstarter for an upcoming 4X strategy board game set in the EVE Online universe, EVE: War for New Eden. EVE promises to capture the spirit of EVE Online through strategic planning, expanding empires, and massive battles. EVE: War for New Eden

Most modern games take some influence from existing games, but Empire’s End seems to really embrace this. I certainly don’t think it is a bad thing, as long as there are some enjoyable, original mechanics mixed in as well. Components The rulebook is clear and concise. I never

“Mmmm, my, my … what have we here?” Disney Villainous Filled with Fright is a single character expansion that adds the much requested Oogie Boogie to the game. Fans have been clamoring for Oogie Boogie since the core box came out and he is finally here. Components and key cards It’

Funko Games has been cranking out games for the last few years with a couple of real hits along the way. We recently reviewed and enjoyed Pan Am. Today, Funko announced a deal with Goliath for Goliath to take over all stock, distribution, and development of Funko Games under the

I haven’t really gotten deep into the Marvel sets of Unmatched. It’s not that I’m necessarily against them in theory, I just found public domain characters and dinosaurs fighting much more interesting than the twenty thousandth iteration of superheroes on a board in my lifetime. That said,

Artisans of Splendent Vale is one of those strange amalgams that is just different enough from anything else you’ve seen that it defies categorization. The majority of the time you spend with it, it’s an asymmetrical choose your own adventure book collection that you and up to three

When you first look at the sheer volume of mechanics in Skymines, you’d probably think it’s overwrought and busy. There’s programming, hand management, area control, worker placement, and six different tracks to advance on. As with any game with this much going on that doesn’t last