2019-07-06 Fantastically Metathematic – A Roll Player Review Are you so much into gaming that you’d consider playing a game about gaming? I know I am!
2019-07-02 If Looks Were Everything… A Review of Pulp Detective Pulp Detective is a quick, lightweight game in a gorgeous package that has just the right looks for it’s theme. If looks were everything this game would have been a keeper, but for me it falls short on several accounts.
2019-06-30 Eight? Epic? A Review of Eight Epics In Eight Epics you (or you and up to seven friends) take on the roles of eight Avatars of Hope trying to defeat the Avatars of Woe and save the world from destruction. The game is a dice-rolling game in a tiny box and it was designed by Seiji Kanai who made the famous Love Letter.
2019-06-28 Please Reprint This Game, But… A Review of The Cards of Cthulhu The incongruous out-of-print game The Cards of Cthulhu is riddled with peculiarities, and I love it. Read this review to find out why.
2019-06-25 A Review of Maiden’s Quest In Maiden’s Quest you take on the role of a maiden held captive in a tower. No brave knight has been able to rescue you so you take matters into your own hands. The tower is guarded by vicious creatures, but the real challenge is the rule book…
2019-06-19 A Review of The Lost Expedition: The Fountain of Youth and Other Adventures When I reviewed The Lost Expedition I enjoyed it so much that I bought Judge Dredd: The Cursed Earth, a game based on the same set of rules. I reviewed that game as well and liked it even more. Two of the reasons for this was the higher variability and the greater sense of discovery. Could an expansion add some of that to The Lost Expedition?
2019-06-17 Arkham Noir Case #2: Called Forth by Thunder – A Review On a stormy night a strange package arrives on my doorstep. The cats are too afraid to even look. I have to do this review on my own…
2019-06-14 REVIEW: Palm Island Palm Island is a 17 card handheld game where your goal is to make a paradise island prosper by managing resources; improving mining, fishing and woodworking facilities; and upgrading buildings. On the box it says it’s “a game you can take anywhere.” The cats were sleeping and didn’t want to hang out, so I brought the game to the park to try it out.
2019-06-12 Space Hulk: Death Angel – A Condensed Review In the second installment of Condensed Critique of the Classics, me and the cats are taking a look at Space Hulk: Death Angel, a card game of tactical combat in a dark future. The game is out of print. Should you try to find it on the second hand market? Read our review and find out!
2019-06-11 Chose Your Own Adventure: House of Danger – A Review Without Spoilers Choose Your Own Adventure: House of Danger is an interactive book turned into a board game by changing the medium from paperback to card stacks, and by adding a six sided die, one pawn, one little cube and a board. I had to have a look at it!
