Review: The Liberation of Rietburg
Set in the world of Andor (as first introduced in the game Legends of Andor),→
Tagged: monsters
Review: Mansions of Madness: Horrific Journeys
You thought the horror was contained in Arkham. You thought you’d get away from it→
Review: King of Tokyo: Power Up!
The monsters are back in Japan, wreaking havoc and attempting to rule over the country’s→
Gen Con 2018: Arkham Horror 3rd Edition
Arkham Files must be one of Fantasy Flight’s most popular IPs, as it keeps getting→
Gen Con 2017: Kaiju Crush
Another year, another game of monsters having a bash in some poor, unsuspecting city. Kaiju→
Review: Mansions of Madness (2nd Edition)
A quiet noise, then a hush. In the darkness, something moves. Or is it your→
Review: Castle Panic Engines of War Expansion
Hmm. The monsters have been up to something out there in the woods beyond your→
Preview: Dracula’s Feast
Dracula’s thrown a party! What fun! Ah, but before Dracula can get his own true→
Review: Hunt: The Unknown Quarry
Sometimes you didn’t know you were missing something until it comes into your life. Sometimes→
Review: Epic Resort
If you’re reading this from the northern hemisphere, it’s likely been a lousy winter for→
Review: King of New York
Tokyo is in shambles. Buildings leveled, fires erupting on the streets. I hear they have→
GC ’14: The Witcher Adventure Game
A recent Fantasy Flight announcement caught my attention. No, not XCOM, we’ll get to that.→
GC ’14: King of New York
King of Tokyo has been popular ever since it released, so it’s only natural that→
Review: Eldritch Horror
There is an ill voice on the wind, a voice that portends doom for the→
Monster Chef comes to Kickstarter
I received the following press release from Believe In Games: Forget Master Chef, now we→
Review: Rampage
Dragons have returned and they are invading our cities! With little regard for life (other→
The King Is Not Dead, He Just Went To Tokyo (A Review of King of Tokyo)
Sometimes, when you play a game, you’re looking for a cerebral, strategic experience. You want→
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→