Well past its funding goal is the 4th edition of Napoleon coming from Columbia Games but there’s still five days to pledge support. This classic
Our friends over at MTVGeek are relaying a rumor that the Walt Disney Company is currently in discussions to acquire Hasbro. Granted, the post is
Now available from Wizards of the Coast’s Avalon Hill division for the first time in seven years is Vegas Showdown. You and a few of
Canadian game company Valley Games has announced they will be reprinting the Avalon Hill classic card game take on Squad Leader, Up Front. Details are
It’s been a while since Hasbro released a new Axis and Allies board game (2008) and it looks as if we’ll be seeing an introductory
The long awaited revival of Avalon Hill’s classic railroad title, 1830, is making its way into stores this week. Not only will Mayfair Games include
Merchant of Venus was originally published back in 1988 by Avalon Hill.
Among the titles Fantasy Flight Games announced at Gen Con this year are a rerelease of a classic and a new addition to the Twilight Imperium setting which is a revamp of yet another long out of print, highly sought after game. First up is the 1980s Tom Jolly design, Wiz-War.
Samurai Swords is back as Ikusa! Hasbro will be releasing Ikusa July 26th for those anxiously awaiting its return from the Avalon Hill vaults.
B-17: Queen of the Skies is a strategy game which re-creates the early bombing missions and aerial combat of the B-17 (F Model) bombers of the US Eighth Air Force over Europe between October 1942 and May 1943.
This week Elliott and I take an extended look at the cancellation of Heroscape and how there may be life in the old gal yet.
Elliott tries not to lose his head reviewing Betrayal at House on the Hill.
This time around the show clocks in at a monster two plus hours! Don’t get too used to that long of a show but because
I’m always on the lookout for horror/spooky themed games. So I was happy to find out that Wizards of the Coast will be re-releasing Betrayal at House on the Hill on October 5th, just in time for Halloween. Originally released in 2004 by Avalon Hill, this game has been climbing the “Expensive” chart in the reselling market, and was way out of my range to purchase a copy.
As someone who has spent well over three quarters of my life playing all manner of games I find myself surprised by many of the
