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Rolling Realms Redux (Saturday Review)
The seemingly endless lands lay in front of us. Ahead of us, we could see a small village where cute little dragons were tending stores. To our left,…
2 years ago
Massively Multiplayer - from Quacks of Quedlinburg to Dragon vs Kingdom (Topic Discussion)
One of the things that most competitive and many cooperative games have in common is some sort of turn order. You go first, then comes Bob and then i…
2 years ago
Looot (Saturday Review)
Our longships were ready to sail. The crew had just completed stowing all provisions and supplies for the long voyage ahead. We needed resources and …
2 years ago
Choo Choo My Friend - from Shikoku 1889 to 1880: China (Topic Discussion)
If you know me, you'll know that I love economic simulation games. I love trading stocks and shares. It feels great when I buy into someone else's co…
2 years ago
Dragon vs Kingdom (Saturday Review)
The new town was going to be glorious. Here in this wasteland that had seen many battles, it was important to create defenses, while also ensuring th…
2 years ago
Pattern Matching Pleasure - from Carcassonne to Looot (Topic Discussion)
There are certain categories of games that I absolutely love. You will have heard about my recent escapades in the world of 18xx games and the excite…
2 years ago
Ultramassive (Saturday Review)
A black hole is a region of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape. Black holes are enormous and entirely ungo…
2 years ago
Vrahode: Age of Prophecy (Saturday Review)
The Age of Inception is all but over. People are starting to forget the stories that were passed down. Tabuhl's Tail, a sign of things to come, will …
2 years, 1 month ago
Mischief (Saturday Review)
In Tir na-Nog, ethereal Queen Titania and Lord Oberon have finally decided to not only end their age-old rivalry, but also to get married. For the bi…
2 years, 1 month ago
Sakana Stack (Saturday Review)
You have risen early to prepare your stall at Tsukiji Market. It won't be long until the doors open and the aisles become a sea of people wanting to …
2 years, 1 month ago