
Dystopian Wars 2.0 Review
Dystopian Wars was deservedly praised when it was first launched in 2010, given how the core rules encapsulated all theatres of engagement with the later…

Dystopian Wars was deservedly praised when it was first launched in 2010, given how the core rules encapsulated all theatres of engagement with the later…

Don’t let the epic name fool you; Age of War is a tiny game of conquest set in feudalJapan.

Halloween is here folks, and as a nod to this most awesome and spooky of holidays, I’ve decided to review my top choice for a Halloween party game.

Age of Rebellion is the second Book in Fantasy Flight Games’ trilogy of Star Wars Roleplay games, with the third (Force and Destiny) currently in Beta.

Designed by Amanda Milne and Julia Schiller, the game of Manifest sees players traversing the trade routes of the world in the 1920’s.

The Hardback rulebook is yet to be released for this game, so I am reviewing the early PDF release that was sold to everyone that ordered the GenCon preview.

First thing’s first: No, this is not a MTG review but basically Wizards haven’t sent me any goodies since Theros so I can only assume they hate me and will be…

"That's right, you want to bring adventurers into your dangerous dungeon and slaughter them."

Everyone knows dragons like a hoard of treasure. Smaug had one, Fafnir had one, even Puff the Magic Dragon probably had a few gold coins and a goblet or two…

"So one minute your madly in love and the next you've been mauled by a creature, this is done with the idea of creating a story."

I recently picked up the X-Wing Miniatures Game, and as per Popeoldhams review, I agree whole heartedly with Pope’s assessment.

Now I like to think of myself as an open minded guy; I’ve played board games based on moving barrels of rum (actually better than it sounds), panda pleasing…