Jeff looks at the children’s game Race for the Treasure, from Peaceable Kingdom. Young players cooperate to gather three keys and reach the treasure chest before an orge can make off with the spoils.
Jeff cracks open the latest Loot Anime crate from Loot Crate and Crunchyroll. Amazingly, he’s not utterly clueless in regards to all the shows the items are from this month.
Jeff looks at the science fiction wargame, Night of Man from Flying Pig Games. Following the successful invasion of Earth, the human resistance takes the fight to the alien overlords.
Jeff looks at the new edition of the grand strategy game Triumph & Tragedy from GMT Games.
Jeff shares what you’ll find when you crack open the all new 7th Sea Second Edition corebook from John Wick Presents
Jeff looks at the new edition of 1846 from GMT Games. This 18xx game was originally released in 2005 and GMT has improved the component quality and added a fifth player.
Jeff looks at the Doctor Who themed “push your luck” dice game from Cubicle 7 Entertainment. In Dalek Dice, players compete to exterminate as many humans as they can before the Doctor can foil their plans.
In Evolution: Climate, two to six players aim to adapt their species to an ever changing environment. The Evolution series is actually scientifically based and been featured in Nature magazine.
Jeff looks at what you’ll find with the new edition of Conquest of Paradise from GMT Games. Out of print since 2007, you’ll now find additional solitaire rules and a mounted game board added to the mix.
Jeff looks at the new game of urban uprising from Out of Order Games. In Bloc by Bloc: The Insurrection Game two to four players represent different factions looking to overthrow the leadership of a city run by an oppressive government.
In Evening Primrose, based on the John Collier short story, a self-centered poet comes up with the clever idea of sneaking inside a department store in order to live off the inventory. Little does he know he won’t be alone when the store closes for the night.
Jeff looks at the new tactical dice game from AEG. In Yeti, two to five players complete to track down the elusive creature.
Arch Oboler is certainly a go to name when it came to producing excellent horror/suspense shows. Lights Out! is surely my favorite Oboler creation and our
Tonight’s Spooktacular is The Devil Doctor. There’s loads going on in this tale of witchcraft, black masses, and a return from beyond the grave. The Devil Doctor aired January 8th, 1934.
CBS Radio Mystery Theater adapted quite a few Edgar Allan Poe stories over the years and one of the more interesting was The Tell-Tale Heart.
