Dungeoneer: Tomb of the Lich Lord Review – Tough to Love
The core idea behind Dungeoneer is intriguing: two players explore a dungeon together, with both acting as the hero and the villain. The problem is…
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Urbion Review – Sognae and Chaos and Incubi, oh my!
All too often games will try to depict the battle between good and evil. Usually it involves one attempting to triumph over the other (and…
Space Hulk: Death Angel – The Card Game Review — They Are Upon Us
First an explanation: Space Hulk is a currently out-of print board game set in the Warhammer 40K universe in which one player controls a squad…
The Builders: Middle Ages Review – Don’t like simple games? Build a bridge and get over it.
Building something, while incredibly satisfying and essential to society, can be something of an exhausting, mind-numbing drag bogged down by permits and weight ratios. That’s…
Resident Evil Deck Building Game Review – Not Without My Add-Ons
The original Resident Evil took the industry by storm with its incredibly atmospheric environments and creepy critters. Sure it didn’t pioneer the “survival horror” genre…
Arctic Scavengers Review – Scrounging in a Winter Wasteland
I enjoy games with interesting mechanics, and I enjoy games with a well-presented theme. However, it’s not often that I get to enjoy a game…
Hull Breach: Loyalty & Vigilance Review – To Battle Stations!
On paper, Hull Breach: Loyalty & Vigilance sounds like the kind of game that was made especially for me. It’s loaded with sci-fi space stuff,…
Miskatonic School for Girls Review – Make the Grade or Face The Deep Ones
The students at the Miskatonic School for Girls have it rough. Not only are they stuck at a boarding school, but the school is being…