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This is our turf — Neon Gods review

Gang wars have been the focus of many movies, shows, and games over the years. Neon Gods follows suit as it takes this concept to the tabletop format and portrays

By Codi Spence

/ 12 Mar 2019

Top of the class — Daggers High review

High school is a host of experiences, ranging from classes to clubs to making friends and much more. What if you could take all of that and put it into

By Codi Spence

/ 12 Mar 2019

Claim the Iron Throne, backstab the king, Game of Thrones: Oathbreaker brings a social deduction game to Westeros

Dire Wolf Digital and HBO have announced Game of Thrones: Oathbreaker, a social deduction game coming just in time for the popular series’ final season. This game will have someone

By Sean Anthony

/ 12 Mar 2019

Claim the Iron Throne, backstab the king, Game of Thrones: Oathbreaker brings a social deduction game to Westeros

Crazy Eights—Elizabeth Hargrave on Wingspan

When Stonemaier Game’s latest release Wingspan went up for pre-order on January 2nd, nobody had a clue as to how popular a bird-themed engine building game would be. Fast

By Mike Dunn

/ 11 Mar 2019

Crazy Eights—Elizabeth Hargrave on Wingspan

Third times an elder sign — Arkham Horror Third Edition Review

I thought that the Arkham Horror board game was going to be on hiatus from Fantasy Flight for a few reasons. They seemed to be going strong with expansions for

By Keith Schleicher

/ 8 Mar 2019

Third times an elder sign — Arkham Horror Third Edition Review

Due to unprecedented demand, Wingspan may not be at your local game store tomorrow- here’s why:

As Wingspan is released in games stores worldwide, Stonemaier Games has addressed the concerns of availability and offered an apology. They also provide explanations to the shortage and address misconceptions

By Sean Anthony

/ 7 Mar 2019

Due to unprecedented demand, Wingspan may not be at your local game store tomorrow- here’s why:

Subconsciously challenging — Comanauts review

The world is in danger and the only man who has the knowledge to save everyone is stuck in a coma. How can we wake him up and get the

By Codi Spence

/ 7 Mar 2019

Subconsciously challenging — Comanauts review

Die in the game die for real — Sword Art Online: Sword of Fellows Review

The Sword Art Online series is currently in its third season, with each season having wildly different plotlines. The first season seems to be the most memorable for fans though,

By Keith Schleicher

/ 7 Mar 2019

Die in the game die for real — Sword Art Online: Sword of Fellows Review

A bird in the hand — Wingspan review

Flocks of birds wheel and turn through the air while a group of enthusiasts try to coax them into their aviaries. You are a bird enthusiast and this is the

By Steven Starkey

/ 6 Mar 2019

What’s in the box—Wingspan

Part of a new Tabletop video series- What’s in the box, where we open up a tabletop game and look through the contents and components. Today we look at StoneMaier Games’ megapopular bird-themed engine game Wingspan.

By Mike Dunn

/ 6 Mar 2019

Abstract strategy game Thrive hits Kickstarter, involves changing how your pieces move as you play

Easy to learn, but deeply strategic, Thrive is a board game where players can change how their pieces will move the following turn in an attempt to take out their

By Sean Anthony

/ 5 Mar 2019

Abstract strategy game Thrive hits Kickstarter, involves changing how your pieces move as you play

It’s not a bribe, it’s a gift—A Gugong review

It’s China in 1570, and the Longqing Emperor is doing his best to expand the Great Wall while trying to rid the country of the corruption common in the

By Nick Cvercko

/ 5 Mar 2019

It’s not a bribe, it’s a gift—A Gugong review