To Boldly Go (and Not Come Back): ‘Redshirts’ Reviewed
Mar 24, 2013
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Redshirts is a fun game, despite its flaws, and my gaming group is always happy to play it. That’s a good sign a game will live long and prosper.
Redshirts is a fun game, despite its flaws, and my gaming group is always happy to play it. That’s a good sign a game will live long and prosper.
Overall I like the game very much and it has quickly become a family favorite; this is a title where the theme shines through – where the game design encourages you to act like a pirate while keeping the game mechanisms to a minimum.
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