Lords of War was released to much acclaim at Dragonmeet in December 2012. And I mean to much acclaim because […]
Podcast Episode – The Boardgame Interview Room: Lords of War with Martin Vaux Read Post »
When a company does games well, jumping into a parallel side of the business with a different type of game is a risky strategy. Even though a well known license will attract people to the product, the reputation of both the product and the license puts a lot of pressure on the company to come up with a great game.
MODIPHIUS, the London based role-playing games imprint has announced an official licence deal with Chaosium Inc to bring the Achtung!
Achtung! Cthulhu – Terrifying WW2 Setting Launches For Call of Cthulhu! Read Post »
Cubicle 7 Entertainment, an award-winning publisher of role-playing games including Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space and The One
Cubicle 7 Entertainment and Treefrog games announce the Doctor Who card game Read Post »
Now I will state up front that I’m not a huge fan of many Martin Wallace games as for the most part they are too “EuroGamey” for me. It’s a game style preference issue, nothing to do with the quality of his games. But I certainly bow to his obvious creativity and talent in board game design without question and interestingly, when I interviewed him at this year’s UK Expo, I found out that he is a long time war gamer.
Raging Swan Press has just released Antipaladins in all the usual places. Antipaladins is the first GM’S RESOURCE, but upcoming releases in the series include Fellowship of the Blackened Oak, Villains and Dark Oak.
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
