Even with its short comings, I honestly found this to be an enjoyable flick although I’ll admit the behind the scenes footage included with the screener added to that enjoyment. I would give Frankenstein’s army a strong recommendation to rent first.
The Star Wars universe can be many things but one of those things should never be “boring.”
Cleopatra and the Society of Architects is worth the time and effort to locate a copy for your collection. The components and artwork are all well done and when you lift the game box you feel like you’ve gotten your money’s worth, especially for those new to gaming.
Ever since Neil Gaiman truly burst onto the scene with his wondrous creation (or I suppose officially we should call it reimagining) of The Sandman…
Game Name: Europa UniversaIis IV Publisher: Paradox Interactive Developer: Irrational Games Platform: PC/Mac Year: 2013 Players: Solo Rating: 12+ Retail Price: $44.99 for the Extreme Edition Category: Crunchy historical empire builder I’ve had a
Jeff takes on the puzzle solving medical game Infection: Humanity’s Last Gasp.
Jeff reviews the 8-bit video game inspired fantasy card game Boss Monster from Brotherwise Games.
I’ll preface this review by mentioning I’ve had the distinct pleasure of meeting both Matt and Shawn Fillbach at C2E2 as well as SDCC and kicked it having a few beers…
After a dozen plays FtC even has me thinking about it when I’m not playing as I’m making a mental list of things to try. Everyone I’ve introduced to For the Crown has enjoyed it; from people who are Dominion fans to others who are chess masters. Okay, maybe not chess masters but folks who play chess extremely well.
Game Name: Neverwinter Developers: Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Platform: PC Year: 2013 Players: Solo (MMO though) Ages: 13+ Retail Price: Free to play Category: Fantasy MMORPG Not being one of the millions of
Overall, I think Ghosts in the Grid Rebooted is a game which will have a very narrow audience. If your employment, degree, or interests lie in the programming arena, then you may enjoy this one.
Jeff reviews the deceptively competitive board game of wine making, Viticulture, from StoneMaier Games.
Rules Lawyer is a game I recommend for the party crowd. If you can get past the lack of colorful art, I think you’ll enjoy this one. It’s easy to learn and teach others and doesn’t take a lot of time to play.
When I reviewed The Doctor Who Adventures in Time and Space RPG, I made it very plain I was disappointed in how little of the near fifty year history of the show was mentioned…
So why pick Conspiracy X over other games of this genre? For you crunchy game types, you’ll love all the options to create unique characters with unique combinations of skills and resources. For you story-driven gaming types, you’ll enjoy the option to explore the world you know (and the shadowy world you don’t) by reading all the conspiracy theories woven in with real historical events.
