Gaming News

Today Jeff reviews the deluxe edition of the roleplaying game of small towns and big adventures, Kids on Bikes, from Hunters Entertainment and Renegade Game Studios. Plus the latest gaming news.

Today Jeff reviews the global strategy game Cataclysm: A Second World War from GMT Games. Plus the latest tabletop gaming news.

Right now you can save 75% on systems such as Vampire: the Masquerade, Mage: the Ascension, and Werewolf: the Apocalypse in PDF but the sale ends September 21st.

Today Jeff provides a how to play and reviews Samurai Jack: Back to the Past from Project Raygun and USAopoly. Plus the latest tabletop gaming news.

What caught my eye about Zombie War is the fact your role in the game constantly changes from turn to turn as you're also doing your best to fulfill a couple of objectives at the same time.

In The Artemis Project, players compete to colonize one of Jupiter's moons (Europa) all while juggling farming, resource gathering, production, and even defense of their colony.

In Speakeasy Blues, each player aims to run the most popular and lucrative Prohibition era gin joint while also trying to throw a wrench into the plans of the competition.

Today Jeff reviews the latest expansion for the hit AEG game Smash Up with Oops, You Did It Again. Plus the latest tabletop gaming news.

Kings of War: Vanguard will not only allow players to command a smaller number of minis on the tabletop but also provide campaign rules if you'd like to tie your smaller battles to the larger scheme of your KoW clashes.

Granted, I might not think the world needs many more Battle of the Bulge games out there but a new one which has caught my eye is Rifles in the Ardennes.

In Lebenstraum, two players will battle over Europe during 1941 through 1945 in a moderate complexity, grand strategic level contest.

In Battlestar Galactica: Starship Battles, players will take to the cockpits of Vipers and Cylon Raiders in duels among the stars as fighter from both iterations of the SF series will see action.