A REVIEW IN HONOR OF THE D-DAY LANDINGS ANNIVERSARY By Evaldas Bladukas It’s been 70 years since the D-Day landings and to celebrate the souls that fought in the war, for the next two weeks we’ll be having a look at World War 2 themed tabletop games. Memoir ’44 has been a mainstay of the…
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By Evaldas Bladukas This time there’s no sketch. No jokes. Something completely different. Efka tackles his first role-playing game review and he chose one that’s quite precious to him, The Created. This game always stood out as something just a bit more bizarre and eccentric. It’s certainly unusual – how many other games let you…
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Feel like that concrete slab you live on just doesn’t quite do it for you? Maybe it’s time to employ some workers, give them some shovels and turn it into some wonderful desolate ashland. At least that’s what I would do if I was playing the Darklings in Terra Mystica. Not enough shovel in your…
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Lewis & Clark is a game about the American Shopping Spirit. Let me explain. In November 1830, Thomas Jefferson bought Louisiana from the French. Bonaparte probably thought it was too far to take the wife for a weekend stroll and I’m sure he had a war or two to fund, so the cash came in…
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Another of the interviews we conducted at the UK Games Expo, this time with Chris Tregenza, from 6d6.
In this interview we take a look at Wild West, their latest release. We talk about the mechanics, ideas and atmosphere.
