Review: Cities: Skylines – The Board Game
Whether Rock N’ Roll is your preferred material, or concrete; whether it takes a day→
Tagged: strategy
Review: Funkoverse Strategy Game
What if you could pit any character from your favorite movie, book, or comic franchises→
Review: Riverboat
2017 was in many ways the year of Michael Kiesling. Essen saw four of his→
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: Horizons
Publisher: Daily Magic Games Designer: Levi Mote Ever wanted to settle the stars, compete for→
Review: Civilization: New Dawn
The dawn of civilization. Ancient cities and ancient relics. Empires vying for control of the→
Review: Santorini
Santorini, a city built by the gods on a small island south of Greece. Why→
Review: AquaSphere
When you were on land, it seemed like life aboard the underwater research center was→
Review: The Colonists
‘What can I do you fer?’ ‘Um yeah, I’m looking to build a factory. I’m→
Review: Project Dreamscape
You stare at your clock, the day-glow 1:31 AM stinging your bleary eyes. Your body→
Review: Pew Pew!
Alien hordes are on the horizon, and you are the only thing that stands between→
Review: Brew Crafters: The Travel Card Game
Travel opens up a world of new experiences, from exploring different cultures to indulging in→
Review: Mr. Jack Pocket
Jack the Ripper is the best known pseudonym for the serial killer who was active in→
Review: Battle Cry and Memoir ’44
One of the main reasons I enjoy playing war games is because, to put it→
Review: Haggis
Yes, I am Scottish. Â Yes, I have tried Haggis, and yes, I actually enjoy it!→
GC ’14: Star Wars: Armada
I’m guessing everyone who cares about it heard Fantasy Flight’s announcement of a new Star→
Review: For the Crown: The World is Round
Magellan paved the way from 1519-1522 – in ships – although he died and his→
Review: For the Crown: Shock & Awe
It seems we humans like to spice things up a lot. Our daily routines, our→
Spiel des YAYres or Spiel des YAWNes?
You know what time of year it is? Spiel des Jahres! The nominations for→
Review: Journey Stones
Have you ever seen a Viking longship? I mean, it’s basically just a carved out→
Interview: Seth Robinson
Looking for a strategic war game that satisfies that epic appetite, yet can be played→
Why, Why, Why?! #2: Games Need Randomness
Why, Why, Why?! is a series of highly subjective, perhaps personally charged, and often→
Review: 7 Wonders: Leaders
Civilizations may be built on the sweaty backs of the workers, but they stick around→
Review: Dragon Clash
We here at iSlaytheDragon love slaying dragons. I mean, it’s in our name and everything. →
Review: For the Crown
I, Chess, take you, Dominion, to be my lawful wedded wife, to stack and build→
He Who Controls the Spice (A Review of Rex)
REX! Starring: LionsThe final days of the Lazax began in the seventy-third year of the→
Stacking the Deck: A Dominion Strategy Guide (Part 6)
After the first two turns, there are no guarantees. The specifics of what you do→
Stacking the Deck: A Dominion Strategy Guide (Part 5)
In previous posts, I discussed deck-building strategy, Dominion strategy, game terminology, and finally specific categories→
Stacking the Deck: A Dominion Strategy Guide (Part IV: Made-Up Names)
So we’ve gone through deck-building techniques, Dominion techniques, and finally specific Dominion card terms. So→
Stacking the Deck: A Dominion Strategy Guide (Part 3)
So you’re familiarizing yourself with deck-building concepts, and you’ve started to commit specific Dominion techniques→
Stacking the Deck: A Dominion Strategy Guide (Part 2)
So if you read the previous post, you may now have started to understand deck-building→
Stacking the Deck: A Dominion Strategy Guide (Part 1)
So you’ve got a copy of Dominion and a group of people to play with.→