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Lewis & Clark

by Mike Bon January 15, 2019
WDR Silver
  Let’s go paddling downriver in our canoes, fortunately, this involves very little duelling banjos and thankfully no pig squealing. We’re going way back to the expedition of 1804 that saw Meriwether Lewis and William Clark exploring the newly acquired Louisiana Territory. Lewis and Clark is a frothy milkshake of deck builder, worker placement and […]

Sentinel Comics RPG Starter Kit

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon January 14, 2019
Designed by Christopher Badell and Critical Hit Studios. Published by Greater Than Games. Sentinels of the Multiverse is a game I’m a massive fan of. It’s a co-operative superhero card game with an incredible amount of lore buried in the cute art and fun quotes. The heroes, villains and environments in the card game each […]

Masks: A New Generation 

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon December 6, 2018
Masks: A New Generation  By Brendan Conway and Magpie Games    “I have no powers and not nearly enough training but I’m doing this anyway. Being a superhero is amazing, everyone should try it.” – Young Avengers Vol 2, #1    The Book    Masks is a game about young superheroes, so it had my attention from the start. I’ve loved […]

Night Witches

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon November 20, 2018
Night Witches By Jason Morningstar and Bully Pulpit Games You’re in a military airfield which has been carved out of a literal field and the runway consists of an old country road. Your supplies are low, you’re surrounded on three sides by German forces and you’re fitted out in old Po-2 World War I bombers […]

Lovecraftesque

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon November 16, 2018
By Josh Fox & Becky Annison. You are alone. There are no other investigators, no weapons and no authorities who believe you. All you have are your wits and the certainty you know what’s going on… at least, as much as a human mind can know such things. You pull open the secret door and […]

Terraforming Mars

by Mike Bon October 17, 2018
WDR Silver
Welcome to our “Late to the Table” series of reviews. That’s industry code for eventually reviewing a hugely popular game long after every other reviewer, facebook group and pet with an opinion has flogged that particular nag to death. Anyway, where better to start than a cracking fugly hybrid euro sci-fi from a couple of […]

Legend of A E S T H E T I C

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon October 6, 2018
Legend of A E S T H E T I C By Jackson Tegu   Our first shot is of our hero; a mothman in robes, with a single deformed wing. He’s riding through the woods on a wounded deer, arrows sticking out of it. The deer crashes to the ground and our adventurer closes […]

Stak Bots Purple Expansion

by Mike Bon October 2, 2018
WDR Silver
Stak Bots is something of a family affair, it’s a series that has grown up with my kids it was Ollie my now teenage son’s first board game crush. It’s hard to believe it’s been five years since I first encountered its malevolent little robotic gits at the now-defunct Chi-Con on a cold December morning. […]

Root: A Review of Might and Right

by Glenon September 20, 2018
In Root, subtitled: ‘A game of Might and Right’ each player steps in to the role of a faction of cute (but deadly) forest critters, fighting for ownership of the various clearings in a vast woodland, and like it’s predecessor from Leader Games, Vast: The Crystal Caverns, Root is Asymmetric, meaning that each faction plays […]

Paper Pinball

by Charlie Etheridge-Nunnon September 7, 2018
A solo roll and write game by Metal Snail Idea Workshop I like pinball. It’s not my favourite thing in the world, but I’ve a few pinball style games on my Switch and Xbox One which kill time in a fun way for a little while. There’s something quite satisfying about trying to light up […]