If you’re a table top miniatures gamer you can’t go wrong with these Dungeon Builder Sets: They’re sturdy, well made with an eye to detail, versatile, and very affordable. You just might find, with the terrain accessories from Mr. Dandy, when you invite your gaming gang over you’ll see them turn a little green with envy!
One question came to mind after seeing the cover of this latest Star Wars TPB, “What is a Clone Trooper doing with a light saber?!?!?!” A Jedi in disguise perhaps? Maybe he forgot his blaster at home?
Jeff takes on the hit new edition of Richard Garfield’s Netrunner card game from Fantasy Flight Games.
Jeff dives into the new undead survival game from Dan Verssen Games, Rise of the Zombies.
Originally published from 1948 to 1967, Adventures Into the Unknown! is generally acknowledged as comicdom’s first horror title.
As Eisner Week has arrived – March 1-10, 2013 – comic writer Matt Fraction (Immortal Iron Fist and numerous other Marvel titles) provides the foreword to this new hardcover edition of one the last pieces created by the late and great Will Eisner.
Game Name: Dead Space 3 Publisher: Electronic Arts Developer: Visceral Games Platform: PC, PS3, Xbox 360 Year: 2013 Players: Solo, with two player content Rating:
All in all Deadlands Noir reads like a wonderful combination of history book, journalism piece, tour guide, a Who’s Who directory of New Orleans, and pulp novel. Hensley brilliantly weaves facts with fiction to create an alternate reality of New Orleans and the United States.
Jeff shares his thoughts on the cutthroat board game Spartacus: A Game of Blood and Treachery.
“Another adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland?” you may be thinking.
Jeff tackles the new edition of the hit Operation Barbarossa WWII wargame Conflict of Heroes – Awakening the Bear!
I hate to criticize a product which someone else spent a great deal of time and energy creating. However, I would say that API struck me as “cartoony” both in its concepts and artwork. Although the book mentions having a horror element, it didn’t really come across as a horror game.
Jeff reviews the new Seiji Kanai designed card game Love Letter from AEG.
Jeff shares his thoughts about the new Eurogame Courtier from AEG.
In simplest terms, the artwork is substantially better than the dialogue.
