Let’s Meet at Promontory Summit: A Review of The Last Spike
The Last Rail is an abstracted look at the building of the first transcontinental railroad across the United States.
Reviews
Bubble, Bubble, Toil and… Well, You Get the Picture: A Review of The Village Crone
The premise of The Village Crone is that each of the players represents an old, witchy hag who is vying to become the self-appointed crone of the village of Wickersby.
Fix Targets and Full Steam Ahead! A Review of Heavy Steam from Greenbrier Games
Jeff reviews the Victorian era Steampunk mech game Heavy Steam.
A Mightily Flawed Hero: Marvel’s ‘Jessica Jones’ Reviewed
While plenty of folks will be thrown for an uncomfortable loop by the amount of sex and swearing in the series, as well as the dark tone and nature of the story, Jessica Jones is an excellent addition to the Marvel/Netflix partnership.
Here Kitty, Kitty… Oops! A Review of Exploding Kittens
Jeff takes on the last player standing card game Exploding Kittens.
America on Bended Knee: Amazon’s ‘The Man in the High Castle’ Reviewed
The Man in the High Castle is loosely based on the classic Philip K. Dick novel of the same name. It’s an alternate history tale in which the Allies lost WWII and the United States has been partitioned between the two main Axis adversaries: Nazi…
Was Everybody Kung Fu Fighting? A Review of Martial Arts – The Card Game
Jeff reviews the deck building game Martial Arts - The Card Game from Artistic Justice Games.
A Spot of Tea with Yog-Sothoth: ‘Cthulhu Britannica London Boxed Set’ Reviewed
Cubicle 7 has sliced out a very nice niche for themselves with their line of Cthulhu Britannica releases over the past few years and titles such as Shadows Over Scotland, Folklore, Avalon, and the initial adventure book (bearing the series name) have…
Gaming Nostalgia for First Timers: The Lone Wolf Adventure Game RPG Review
One of the big Cubicle 7 releases at this year’s Gen Con was the Lone Wolf Adventure Game and the boxed set was certainly doing brisk sales.
Still Not Reinventing the Wheel: A Review of the Cypher System Rulebook from Monte Cook Games
Jeff shares his thoughts about the genre-less Cypher System rulebook from Monte Cook Games
At the Brink of Extinction? ‘Infection: Humanity’s Last Gasp’ App Reviewed
It’s a known fact I really enjoyed Victory Point Games’ Infection: Humanity’s Last Gasp as a board game and recently the title was ported over to iOS, PC and Mac.
Take a Deep Breath and Squeeze: ‘Hitman: Sniper’ Reviewed
One of the game demos we got our hands on at last year's San Diego Comic Con was Hitman: Sniper and this was a title I was itching to grab and play on my iPad.
Just Bring the Peanuts and Cracker Jack: A Review of ‘Out of the Park Baseball 16’
While Out of the Park Baseball simulates the sport better than any other game on the market...
Heroes Reassembled – A Review of ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’
The 2015 summer blockbuster season is off and running with the release of the highly anticipated sequel to the 2012 movie juggernaut, The Avengers.
