Legendary is a great addition to the deck building world of games with a lot of familiar characters and plots to experience if you are a Marvel fan or even just a fan of deck building games. My only criticism’s are the lack of randomizer cards, the layout of the board, and the layout of the rulebook which I thought could use some improvement.
Jeff reviews the light racing game Lost Temple from Stronghold Games.
Although is has been a big hit in Japan, Duel Masters never really took off in the United States. Wizards of the Coast decided to revamp the entire trading card game, and relaunch with a multimedia blitz of products, including an animated series…
Cthulhu Fluxx is the best version of Fluxx I’ve played. It’s still appropriate for families but it has a bigger draw for the teenagers than Oz Fluxx, which was more appropriate for a younger audience. I’ll admit that I am biased because I am a huge Mythos fan, but I still think that this will be a tough version for Looney Labs to beat.
Jeff reviews the new shuffle building card game Smash Up from AEG.
Grant Wilson and Mike Richie join Elliott and I to discuss their new company, Rather Dashing Games, at Gen Con 2012. Not only do we
Coffee Haus Games showed off three games, at Gen Con, which are coming to the U.S. later this year. On the agenda are Italian game
Tasty Minstrel Games has licensed Stack It! from Evertide Games (who originally released the title as Stacket) and a Kickstarter campaign has launched for this
Following on the heels of the Kaijudo Battle Decks, now the Dojo Edition series of decks and boosters have arrived from Wizards of the Coast
Here’s a quick look at the new Wii U which is due from Nintendo this holiday season. I had the opportunity to try out some
Welcome to another Gaming Gang Extra. This time around Elliott is talking with Kieren Chase from Wizards of the Coast about Kaijudo, the second coming
I saw this at San Deigo Comic-Con and loved it. For all the young Cosplayers out there are the new Necomimi Cat Ears from Neurosky.
Noah from Asmodee Editions should be available any time now. Noah is a family game for ages 8 and up in which you are called
It seems as if there’s always something cooking north of the border at Asmodee Editions and they’ve revealed two more titles to their release schedule:
We’ve mentioned this family/kids game a bit so far and now it’s going to finally be available tomorrow. Kaijudo: Rise of the Duelmasters, from Wizards
