We went to Gen Con 2015 and played a lot of games. Let’s talk about that.
I have a complicated relationship with dice. They have so much allure: the tactile feel→
I’m guessing everyone who cares about it heard Fantasy Flight’s announcement of a new Star→
I own a lot of Antoine Bauza games, primarily because he tends to design fun,→
Along with Zombies, Cthulhu is all the rage these days. Aside from Fantasy Flight’s popular→
Crossfire is a deckbuilding, cooperative game set in the Shadowrun universe. I’ve been looking forward→
I didn’t know much about Hyperborea until Andrew pointed it out to me and suggested→
Xidit was not initially on my list of games to try, but Andrew was manning→
I have Tragedy Looper from Z-Man games which I actually obtained before the con, but→
I mentioned in my previous article about my very first Gen Con experience how I→
I finally managed to swing by the Greater than Games booth and say hi to→
King of Tokyo has been popular ever since it released, so it’s only natural that→
I’ve lived in Indiana for the past eight years and in Indianapolis for the last→
Normally the first thing I do at Gencon is walk the whole dealer hall just→