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Twilight Imperium 4th Edition- Review

Twilight Imperium 4th Edition- Review

All in all, TI4 is a great game (though not the cheapest), balanced, not overly complex, quicker than you might think and with so much replayability. If you are the long hall war gaming type then you'll need to go into it understanding that it isn’t really a wargame, despite its look, it’s a game of diplomacy and threat… with the ability to war it out, if you must.

ReviewsTabletopMatt Geary
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Dark Souls Issue #1

Dark Souls Issue #1

Dark Souls: Breath of Andolus is Titan Comics latest licensed offering written by George Mann with artwork by Alan Quah.

ReviewsBooks & ComicsAndrew Corban
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Forbidden Stars

Forbidden Stars

Forbidden Stars is the newest Games Workshop IP game to be released by Fantasy Flight Games… WHY FANTASY FLIGHT WHY?!

ReviewsTabletopMatt Geary
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Geek Pride's Tabletop games of 2015

Geek Pride's Tabletop games of 2015

Hello all you fellow Tabletop gamers out there! Geek Pride has had a cracking year of finding new board games, card games and paper RPGs to keep us playing…

NewsBevan Clatworthy
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Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game

Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game

Anyone familiar with Games Workshop’s back catalogue will know that it houses a fair few long-forgotten gaming gems.

ReviewsTabletopBen Fee
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Heroclix: Avengers Assemble!

Heroclix: Avengers Assemble!

"Each character comes with its own card, which describes their points cost, abilities, and gives them a little bit of background, such as notable appearance in the comics."

ReviewsTabletopLen Smith
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X-Wing Miniatures: Imperial Aces

X-Wing Miniatures: Imperial Aces

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

ReviewsTabletopLen Smith
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