Gwent: The Witcher Card Game Announces New Card Drop
Cards on the Table Gwent: The Witcher Card Game is neither the first nor only collectible card game adapted from a popular RPG. It can’t quite keep up with Hearthstone’s…
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RPG Dice: Heroes of Whitestone Review
Dice Warriors RPG Dice: Heroes of Whitestone comes to us from freshman studio Wimo Games and takes a unique approach to RPG design. A hybrid board game and turn-based RPG,…
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game for Android Review
A Clash of Kings Developed by Asmodee Digital, A Game of Thrones: The Board Game attempts to recreate Westerosi politics as a competitive game for one to six players. And…
The Game of Life 2 Review
An Updated Classic Nostalgia is a key aspect of The Game of Life 2. Anyone who played the original board game as a child will recognize the intricate weaving of…
Vanguard ZERO Review
Stand and Fight! Vanguard ZERO, the mobile game version of Bushiroad International’s popular anime and trading card game Cardfight!! Vanguard, follows the story of Aichi Sendou. Frequently tormented by bullies,…
Scrabble GO Review
Addictive but Visually Overwhelming Scrabble has a very specific vibe. It is not just another brainless game that we find ourselves playing while we’re in the middle of streaming our…
Talisman: The Horus Heresy Review
I usually fault a game for how it’s executed but in the case of Talisman, you get the sense that the final product works exactly how it was meant to.…
Chainsaw Warrior: Lords of the Night Review
I’ll be the first to admit that I have a soft spot for board, card and other “analog” games. Forgive me for waxing poetic, but a well-made tabletop game is…
Paper Dungeons Review
I’m always overly critical about the games I play on my mobile. I’m adamant in my belief that certain genre’s work exceptionally well on a tablet or phone, while others…
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft Review
I’ve come to find, as my gaming tastes have evolved over the years, that my favorite types of games come from the “Easy to learn, tough to master” genre. It’s…
The Witcher Adventure Game Review
Computers are crazy powerful tools for game designers. They allow you to automate complex calculations, play with vast numbers of people at the same time, enhance storytelling through audio and…
Age of Civilizations Europe Review
Age of Civilizations Europe, by developer Lukasz Jakowski is a punishing but ultimately rewarding experience centered on the theme of global conflict. Punishments are swift and calamitous, but satisfaction and…
Card Dungeon Review
There’s no doubt that we’re seeing a resurgence in “analogue” games. Following in the footsteps of video games, which in the last two decades have managed to escape the basements…
Talisman Review
Like many people, I have a to do list. While it includes the usual day to day tasks there are more macro-like goals on there as well. Things I want…
Thug-Opoly Review
I was running for the train when I passed a woman with a Public Enemy pleather tote bag. In that moment, I thought well, now I’ve seen the lowest point…
Pathogen Review
There’s nothing quite like a classic board game to get the ol’ noggin working. There’s also nothing quite like bringing your foes to bitter ruin with your logic prowess. Pathogen…
Road of Kings Review
These days your first exposure to Conan likely came from television or the movies. The original tales that introduced the cunning barbarian to the world are hard to find in…
Dark Quest Review
In our modern, workaday world, where big budget RPGs like Skyrim and Diablo III dominate the gaming landscape, it’s easy to forget that the forebears of the RPG genre came…
