Rite Publishing has posted part 3 of its interview with the Ennie award winning designer Bill Collins (Tales of Zobeck) along with his partner in mischief Hans Cummings (Litorians) as they discuss their favourite Pathfinder products, their home games, and how designing for their home games differs from professorial design. Read the full interview here.
By Paco Garcia Jaen If you have read my review on Dos de Mayo, you’ll understand I have plenty of reasons to be a fan of GenX Games. Dos de Mayo is an absolutely fantastic game, easy to learn, easy to play, good replayability factor, great board, simple but effective components, good background and small…
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I have played A Game of Thrones about a dozen times now. Most of the matches have been in the 2 player format, only 1 so far has been in the 4 player format. This is important to note as the perspective of my review will mostly be from a 2 player format. However save for multiplayer titles, all the game mechanics and such work the same
Summoner Wars, released in 2009 by Plaid Hat Games, the brainchild of Colby Dauch, is a fast, card-based battle game. Although primarily a two player game, there are rules for up to four players.
