Review: Adventure Games: Monochrome, Inc.
With a name like Monochrome, Inc. you know there’s got to be some kind of→
Tagged: science fiction
Review: Sol: Last Days of a Star
You thought the energy crisis was solved when society finally switched to fully renewable solar→
Gen Con 2018: Gen7
Fans have been clamoring for years, and they finally got it: a new Crossroads game→
Review: Junk Orbit
Every time I clean out my house, I wish for a better way to dispose→
Review: Twilight Imperium (4th Edition)
My oh my, what a journey we’ve been on. If you’ve followed me much on→
Gen Con 2017: The Captain Is Dead
Poor captain. He’s dead. But what can you expect after a surprise attack from a→
Review: Galactic Rebellion
Imagine that you’re the leader of a rebel faction in a futuristic sci-fi universe ruled→
Review: The Daedalus Sentence
In a grim timeline for the human race, aliens called the Loctae have invaded Earth,→
Cry Havoc! – Gen Con 2016
What is it? Pure science fiction tactical warfare The deets: 2-4 players, 90-120min Designer: Grant Rodiek, Michał→
Review: Stellar Conflict
I loved Among the Stars, so when I heard that there was a new kid→
Review: Risk: Star Wars 2015 Edition
A long time ago… There were a lot of Star Wars games. Since Star Wars→
Review: Conquest at Kismet
In the far away Raccroc Galaxy, two races of evolved humans, each living on their→
Review: Abyss
The undersea world is fascinating. Since we still haven’t figured out how to overcome that→
Preview: Paradox
Time. They say we have it to kill and to burn. Yet it also flies. →
Review: XCOM: The Board Game
They’re coming. Turns out we’re not alone in the universe. The bad news is, the→
Review: NanoBot Battle Arena
Imagine a future where microscopic NanoBots have been trained to fight it out in a→
Review: Among the Stars
When I was growing up, I was one of those kids who liked to rearrange→
Review: Damage Report
We’ve all seen the shows. Well, maybe you haven’t, I don’t know. The ship is→
The Time For Peace Is Over (A Review of Cosmic Conflict)
Space maybe the final frontier, but the frontier of space itself seems unending. With nearly→
Review: The Resistance (second edition)
She looks you in the eye, trying to catch the slightest hint of betrayal. “I→
Review: Android
The world changed. Crime did not. That’s the tagline on the box cover of “Android,”→