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2019-10-27

Three Out of Print Games That I Can’t Stop Playing

Arkham Horror, Chainsaw Warrior and Runebound have some things in common. They are out of print. They are ripe with randomness. They are clonky and prone to house-ruling. Most importantly, they’ve been on my table a lot lately. Now I’m reviewing all three of them at the same time.

2019-10-06

Aeon’s End: Legacy Solitaire – A Review Without Spoilers

My first and only Legacy game experience before playing Aeon’s End: Legacy was Pandemic Legacy Season 1. That was a disappointment. But I like Aeon’s End better than Pandemic, so perhaps…

2019-09-30

Wingspan Solo – A Long Overdue Short Review of a Small Game in a Big Box

There is an abundance of information about this game out there, so I’ll just briefly share some thoughts on why this game didn’t make the cut as a solitaire experience.

2019-09-27

The New Age as an Entry Point to Aeon’s End – A Review

I’ve played The New Age daily for a week and I think the publisher did a smart business move sending me a copy; I just purchased all the content available for the game. Yes – it’s that kind of review.

2019-09-21

Gloss of Kilforth – Not a Review

I turned this game down because of how it looks. I never played it. This means I can’t write a review. But I had to write something…

2019-09-15

A Review of Dawn of the Zeds (Third Edition)

I’ve been coming up with excuse after excuse to postpone writing about the third edition of Dawn of the Zeds. I’ve told myself that there’s a lot more to explore, that I haven’t even read all the rules, that I haven’t played on all difficulty levels yet, that I’m not prepared to share my opinion yet. On top of that I simply wanted to play the game more, more, more! I’ve been hit by Z.E.D., the Zombie Epidemic Disease…

2019-09-08

Games That Had to Go

Today I’ve decided to get rid of three games of which I’ve written mostly positive reviews, and one expansion that I was on the fence about from the beginning. For different reasons I can’t see myself ever playing these again.

2019-08-29

Review of the Patchwork Automa

Patchwork isn’t really my kind of game, but I’ve enjoyed it occasionally. The Automa brought the game back to my table after several years on the shelf.

2019-08-25

A Review of Heroes of Tenefyr

Heroes of Tenefyr is a lightweight, fantasy-themed card game for one to four players. In this review I explain why it’s not a game for me.

2019-08-19

A Review of This War of Mine, Part I

This War of Mine tells a grim story. It gives you a glimpse of something that many of us, thankfully, have never had to endure. Why would anybody want to go through that? Let me try to explain why. At length. In two parts. This game deserves some extra attention.