From Cthulhu with Love? Lovecraft Letter Reviewed
Aug 1, 2017
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Lovecraft Letter is plenty of fun and our favorite release in the Love Letter lineup.
Lovecraft Letter is plenty of fun and our favorite release in the Love Letter lineup.
With Illuminati Transport the Fillbach brother have conjured up what I feel is a love letter to the somewhat schlocky, but highly entertaining, B horror/fantasy movies of the late 1980’s and early 1990’s.
If you’re not familiar with Covert, the game places up to four players into the roles of spymasters who manipulate their cadre of agents.
Folks may recall Jeff reviewed Hull Breach – Loyalty & Vigilance a few years back and that title was missing just a little extra something/final polish.
3 Secrets is a cooperative deduction game soon making it’s way to North American shores.
In our super giant-sized video, join Jeff as he walks through the gameplay and mechanics of Zpocalypse 2: Defend the Burbs and the Wasteland expansion.
Jeff walks through the gameplay and reviews The Dresden Files Cooperative Card Game from Evil Hat Productions.
Jeff reviews the excellent new Conan: Adventures in an Age Undreamed Of roleplaying game from Modiphius Entertainment.
I have to give major kudos to Mike Mason and Matthew Sanderson for all the time and energy which must have gone into producing The Grimoire.
Bubblegumshoe places the roleplaying focus on teenage protagonists taking center stage as they aim to seek justice and solve crimes.
Readers may recall I thoroughly enjoyed the third issue of The Arkham Gazette when I encountered it last year.
Dead Reckoning is the latest game release from Hermann Luttmann and, like nearly every one of his designs, there’s more than initially meets the eye.
Lovecraftesque is pitched as the “GMless storytelling game of brooding cosmic horror you’ve been waiting for.” It’s most definitely NOT.
The setting of 7th Sea draws plenty of inspiration not only from 17th Century European history but also loads of fiction set during that period; ala The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Three Musketeers, Treasure Island, and more.
The folks at AEG continue to release lighter, family friendly fare and now they’ve brought the Eurogame Yeti to North America.
