The Art of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos to Return to Shelves
Oct 3, 2010
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Fantasy Flight Games announced they are reprinting The Art of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos and will have the book back on gaming store shelves just
Fantasy Flight Games announced they are reprinting The Art of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos and will have the book back on gaming store shelves just
People like to be scared, not real life scared but pretend scared. That is why horror is so popular in books, movies, tv, etc… There is great difficulty in translating horror to scary though, I’ve seen plenty of horror movies but not many of them were actually scary. The same problem translates over to boardgames.
Elliott shares his review of the Cthulhu mythos game Arkham Horror from Fantasy Flight Games
Tom Vasel and Eric Summerer just announced this year’s version of The Dice Tower Secret Santa. We’re not going to steal any thunder from this
Originally published in 1986 by West End Games and Games Workshop, Tom Wham’s classic Kings and Things is set to be released by Z-Man Games
Days of Wonder has announced an upcoming expansion pack for Richard Borg’s Memoir ’44. It’s December 1944 and the Germans are about to embark on
Jeff reviews the excellent evolutionary board game Dominant Species, designed by Chad Jensen, from GMT Games.
Well, football season is here again so the time is right. I’ll admit I was a little leery, the game does after all come in a pizza box.
Although we haven’t really covered RPGs here on TGG (we will, along with miniature games to a small extent in the near future) but I wanted to share a news release Todd Rowland, the Senior Brand Manager over at Alderac Entertainment Group, sent along to me earlier this morning. If you’re into the Legends of the Five Rings RPG this seems like a pretty interesting contest!
Just in time for Halloween, Twilight Creations will be releasing Zombie Survival the Board Game.
Fantasy Flight Games is bringing the latest J. R. R. Tolkien based design from the gaming machine known as Reiner Knizia. Just in time for
So we took our first shot at a gaming podcast. Yes, yes, yet another podcast about gaming! We know, not the most original idea floating
The game for two players was published by Nova game designs in 1980 (designed by Alfred Leonardi) and consists of two books, one for the Allies, and one for the Germans.
Jeff dives into the board game of mid 19th century New York City politics, from Doug Eckhart and StrataMax, Tammany Hall.
From the Mayfair Games Press Release: On Friday, September 17, 2010 fifty two players from twenty eight countries gathered at Burg Wildenstein Castle in Leibertingen,
