The premise of Raze is rather simple and harkens back to plenty of exploitation films of the past: a group of fighters have to battle to the death in order for a single winner to take home the purse or, in many cases, gain their freedom.
Mound builders was my introduction to Victory Point Games States of Siege games. I have heard about the States of Siege line but wasn’t sure how they played.
As serious sports gamers already know, the Out of the Park Baseball series stands head and shoulders above other text based baseball simulations on the market.
In a summer filled to bursting with what looks to be more SF, action, and special effects than the usual blockbuster season, one movie plenty of filmgoers have been looking forward to is Godzilla.
Jeff shares his thoughts about the 19th century wargame Cuba – The Splendid Little War.
Continuing their fight now at near-earth orbit as they drift away from the wreckage of the failed Vine invasion, Aric and the Alien (Malgam) continue to go at it. You’ll find Malgam is equipped with some kind of partial X-O armor himself and is able to regenerate, which makes this tricky for Aric.
One watches Knights of Badassdom with the ever increasing sense somewhere there could have been a decent movie in this mess if the folks behind the production had made up their minds, before the cameras began to roll, what they were aiming to put onscreen.
Mission: Improbable, and the Archer & Armstrong crossover, concludes in this release and the fun stats right off the bat with Bloodshot and Armstrong going at it. After being knocked unconscious, Archer wakes up and may finally get his chance to take down Kozol once and for all and maybe Project Rising Spirit while he’s at it?
Readers know it won’t take much for me to take a look at anything related to H.P. Lovecraft, the Cthulhu Mythos, or even roleplaying games in general. While I found the first two Modiphius Entertainment releases in their WWII line of Lovecraftian adventures a bit wanting
Jeff reviews the English Civil Wars game from designer John Welch, Cruel Necessity.
For myself Captain America: The Winter Soldier is nearly the prefect Marvel movie we’ve seen to date. Honestly, I liked it more than The Avengers but you have to keep in mind I’m also not the sort of person who walks into the theater and turns my brain off.
If you’re in your thirties or forties (or even older) you’ll probably remember Monsters from its syndication, through Tribune Entertainment, from 1988 through 1991. Younger viewers have probably run across the show when it ran on SyFy (ok, it was called the Sci-Fi Channel back then) or, more recently, in sporadic marathons on Chiller. Laurel Entertainment produced the series, as it did with Richard P. Rubinstein’s earlier series Tales from the Darkside, and 72 episodes were aired in total.
As far as this collection is concerned, I recommend this set to any of those who love the raw original comic form. If you read comics in the 70’s or 80’s and yearn for down to earth classics, with a thirst for history, this is your ticket. If you’re a fan of the individual characters then this is must have.
Jeff shares his thoughts on the new Hermann Luttmann wargame A Spoiled Victory.
Jeff reviews the solitaire WWII U-boat game The Hunters from Consim Press.
