I said that this year I was going to do a lot more Print and Play games. That is still on the cards, but there is no reason why I wouldn’t look for a few more. And on Kickstarter there is the A LOT of Game Bundle to help me increase my Print and Play library some more.
Gloom from 2005 is a rather niche game that is well-known, but I rarely meet people that have actually played it. Well today (if I got my timing right) Atlas Games have launched Gloomier: A Night at Hemlock Hall, the stand-alone sequel/big box/revised version of Gloom!
Every now and then, I will back a Kickstarter on nothing but a hunch. Project Terminus is one such roll of the die. A solo RPG that somehow incorporate journalling? It’s a new take on gaming to me!
Istanbul is a game that I enjoy, but don’t get to the table often. In fact, it’s so rare, I can’t find Istanbul the Board Game in my library, only the Dice game! But the last few weeks after trying the Digital Edition, my love for Istanbul the Board game has been rekindled to the point it’s almost my default laptop game while recovering at night!
Plastic bags and pillboxes are common in many gamers storage selection. I have many containers for competitive deck builders and modified many more for various outings. Vulcan Forge has designed an amazing RPG storage solution with the Gelatinous Cube Storage Vault, that has to bee seen to be believed. It may not be for everyone, but it will catch many an eye!
I have been waiting to get my hands on the latest Downforce expansion, and last month I got my hands on Downforce: Wild Ride! Adding two new maps that take the F1 premise and adding some fun silliness helps keep the theme alive.
Last week, I told you about a Kickstarter I was waiting on. Timing and a bit of a mistake on the Roxley site Timer meant I could only tell you the background of why I was looking at Radlands. Today, with the Kickstarter live for a week, I can tell you exactly what about the game I am excited for.
Today I am in a unique position. A Kickstarter has gone live that I am intrigued by, but I know nothing about the actual game! Radlands from Roxley Games definitely has my interest though, so today I thought I would share so you can check the campaign out early.
Chronicles of Crime is both a great game and the basis for many new adventures with the same components. There are features of the game that can be written off as gimmicks on a casual glance, but work together to make Chronicles of Crime the game I wish T.I.M.E. Stories first cycle was.
So Wednesday I mentioned Castles of Mad King Ludwig Collector’s Edition is on Kickstarter next week. Today I review the original game to give you an idea of if you may be interested! This Bezier Games staple is a lot of fun, but it’s not for everyone. It’s not as hard to get your head around as you may think though!
