Reviews & Impressions
Reichbusters: Projekt Vril; A Game I Wanted To Like So Much More Than I Did
Ah Reichbusters. I wanted to like you so much.
Reichbusters: Projekt Vril is the latest game from Mythic games to start hitting people's shelves ...
Stormsunder; Yes, You Should Enter the Storm
This week's game of the week isn't something I've played, but rather a game I'm excited about. The game is Stormsunder, and you have 48 hours left...
Arena: The Contest; Surprisingly Deep Yet Surprisingly Accessible
As I write this, we're in middle of our second game of Arena: The Contest. That's more than enough plays for a write up. While I respect the revie...
Cthulhu: Death May Die; Where You Punch Cthulhu in the face
Looks like CMON gets a good week/bad week from me. Last week I gave a cautiously critical review of Zombicide Invader, questioning whether it adds...
Zombicide: Invader; When Streamlined Doesn't Always Mean Better
Zombicide: Invader is a tough one for me. I love Zombicide, if you've been reading my stuff at all then you know that by now. It doesn't come clos...
Village Attacks
Ok, I said last week I wanted to do a full write up of Village Attacks and so here I am. I wanted to give this one a full review since despite ult...
B-Sieged: Sons of the Abyss; Withstanding the Assault of Negative Reviews
I clearly have a thing for minis. I say that because I'm keeping B-Sieged, a game rated a 6.6 and the 2,963 highest board game on BoardGameGeek......
Mechs and Minions; a Game of Stomping, Stumbling and Shooting
As the flow of lava slowly picks up speed, progressively heading faster and faster towards our heroic adventurers, thing were looking bleak....but...
Inis
Inis. Inis is an amazing game. Inis is the third leg in the Cyclades/Kemet/Inis Trilogy and seemingly the least well known. Not to say it's not ...
Dogs of War
Another busy week, Aeon's End, Dogs of War, Barenpark, Cottage Garden, Valeria Card Kingdoms and more. I wish I had time to write more about the g...