Today we learned that one of our favorite Victory Point Games titles, Circus Train, is going to be given the deluxe GMT treatment ala No Retreat. Circus Train Deluxe has been added to the P500 list and I can wholeheartedly say this is welcome news!
It’s a jam packed hour and a half as the boys get ready to celebrate the one year anniversary of TGG. It’s some of the latest gaming news followed by reviews of Ninja: Legend of the Scorpion Clan from AEG, Sentinels of the Multiverse from Greater Than Games, Bloodsuckers from Fireside Games, and Jeff pulls a review of the Victory Point Games upcoming release, Hero of Weehawken, off the top of his head.
“….This is Mayor Hernandez of Farmingdale….*zzt*.. Is anyone….out there? Can anyone…? Refugees….pouring into…town….*bzzz* .. villages overrun….St Thomas is burning….the nuclear plant….*zt* abandoned.…Walking dead…everywhere. …. eating us! Do you hear me? *kzzt* It’s the dead… attacking us! Hordes….”
Victory Point Games is harkening back to a time when a small band of rebels took to their star fighters in an attempt to destroy the planet busting secret weapon of an evil empire. Hmmm… Sound familiar? Now you and a friend will be able to enjoy the roller coaster thrills of a non-copyright infringing battle to wipe out the Ion Supercannon!
Are you ready for the Assault on Galactus Prime?
The boys come to you almost live from this year’s Gen Con and share the latest news from the convention as well as their thoughts on the show. It can’t be an episode of TGG without reviews so Elliott tackles Small World Underground from Days of Wonder while Jeff tackles Dawn of the Zeds from Victory Point Games.
All this and more!
The Alamo Remembered is the second defense of the Alamo related title to be released by Victory Point Games and it’s now available.
Jeff settles in to review the new solitaire zombie tower defense game, Dawn of the Zeds, from Victory Point Games.
The gruesome twosome are at it again as they tackle reviews of Call of Cthulhu The Card Game from Fantasy Flight Games, Frontline General: Spearpoint 1943 from Collins Epic Wargames, and Space Infantry from Lock ‘n Load Publishing.
Jeff shares a sneak peek at the upcoming Dawn of the Zeds coming from Victory Point Games and, as always, there’s the usual mix of news and views as well as an oddball reference or two.
Brought to you by designer John Welch, the solitaire States of Siege game, Keep Up The Fire!, is now available from Victory Point Games! The
Every Saturday, VPG has their doors open for anyone to come on in and playtest games both old and new. This Saturday, July 9th, beginning at 12 Noon, you have a chance to meet with the designers of published VPG titles. What’s more, you have a chance to sit down with them and playtest their upcoming games!
Elliott reviews the light solitaire Cold War wargame Toe-to-Toe: Nu’klr Combat with the Rooskies from Victory Point Games.
We love our buddy Alan Emrich over at Victory Point Games,even when we have to question his sanity, but this time we think he’s gone completely MAD!
EVERYTHING will be discounted on Monday, July 4th! That’s right, this deal is an explosive one-time offer! But be quick, this deal will only last on the 4th of July.
From designer Jeremy Lennert, comes a highly popular, two player, ‘deck-building’ game, For the Crown. Civil war has broken out between two royal brothers over the succession of the kingdom, and the people of a once-peaceful nation must choose sides and rush to war. In For the Crown, you must gather key resources, train an army from scratch, and capture the rival King and Heirs to prove your claim to the throne!
Jeff shares why it’s obvious We Must Tell the Emperor is the top selling game over at Victory Point Games.
In a special edition of the podcast, Jeff talks with the gang from Victory Point Games at last weekend’s ConSimWorld Expo 2011. Join Terry Coleman,
