Farming… with Style! (A Review of Farmageddon)
While Farming is a common staple of games that lean towards the “euro” style of→
Tagged: card game
Review: Morels
One does not simply stumble upon a Morel. You must search deep in the woods,→
Review: Black Sheep
The stakes have never been higher in ranching. Or should I say steaks? Can you→
Preview: The Agents
The Agents is a card game currently on Kickstarter with an interesting mechanism, what the→
Review: Fill the Barn
Ah, a farmer’s life. There’s never a shortage of work? You have fields to plow→
Review: Vampire Empire
An evil has infected the city! Roaming the streets and its foreboding castle’s halls, disguised→
Review: Ace of Spies
You are a spymaster tasked with completing missions for king and country. You must recruit→
Interview: Kevin Kulp
Kevin Kulp is your average game designer – full-time job and family man working in→
Put Your Blue Genes On (A Review of Genegrafter)
These words conclude the story introduction to the card game Genegrafter, an introduction that promises→
Break the Ice! (A Review of Android: Netrunner)
Many years ago, a fellow named Richard Garfield created a card game that found its→
Level Up! (A Review of Smash Up: Awesome Level 9000)
Smash Up, a clever little card game designed by Paul Peterson and published by AEG,→
Review: Guildhall
It’s the dark ages and there are pigs running all over the place causing chaos→
Review: Cavemen: The Quest for Fire
In the land before time – because early man hadn’t yet invented swatch watches – our knuckle-dragging→
Review: Lost Cities
You’ve got your compass. And a map. You wore your thick boots today, and your→
Preview: Monster Moos
Beef. It’s definitely NOT what’s for dinner! At least in today’s preview of a new→
KO! (A Review of Flash Duel)
Flash Duel is a fast-paced card game that simulates a 2-D fighting game, a la→
Review: For the Crown
I, Chess, take you, Dominion, to be my lawful wedded wife, to stack and build→
Review: Tenka: All Under Heaven
Japan in the 16th Century was a harsh and brutal land. Warlords, large and petty→
Review: Plato 3000
In humanity’s darkest hours, as technology regresses and knowledge of mechanics fades, your task is→
Review: Super Hero Squad
You’ve read their comics, seen their movies, daydreamed about them, and maybe even dressed up→
Review: Jambo
Walking into the village on a pleasant, sunny day, you cheerily greet other passers-by with→
Review: Glory to Rome: Black Box Edition
I’m a sucker for card games. I like their (generally) compact nature as well as→
Hooyah! (A Review of Hooyah!)
Hooyah! If you’ve ever thought it would be cool to be a Navy SEAL –→
The Fellowship: Caught in a Web
In my last post, I described my first five attempts at the Passage through Mirkwood→
All of the Smashing! (A review of Smash Up)
Aliens. Ninjas. Robots. Pirates. These tropes have been central to the geek culture for years. →
The Fellowship: One Does Not Simply Walk into…Mirkwood?
So here we are. Three posts in, and I’m finally going to embark on my→
The Fellowship: The Lay of the Land
Before we begin our journey in Middle-Earth, I thought I should provide you with a→
Review: Condottiere
In Condottiere, you assume the titular role of a 13th Century warlord-for-hire marching across Renaissance→
The Fellowship: An Unexpected Journey
I wrote a long post about CCGs (customizable card games) for my personal blog, which→
Review: Pit
One of my fondest memories of college is family game night. I didn’t have any→
Raise up your armies! (A review of Ascension: Chronicle of the Godslayer)
A portal opens; out leaps an enormous, terrifying monster that is clearly not of this→
Ruler of All the World (A Review of The Great Dalmutti)
President. Scum. Pondscum. Rich Man-Poor Man. Super 2 Peasant. Perhaps you’ve heard of or played→