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Time Carnage Review
Time Carnage is a stationary wave shooter that sees you travelling through time shooting everything sci-fi tropes require you to. Enemies include Zombies, Dinosaurs, Robots, and finally undead Skeleton warriors. This isn’t a groundbreaking game, but I am having a ton of fun playing it.
World Championship Russian Roulette Review
If you have a darker sense of humour and love Skull, this is the game for you. Tuesday Knight Games and Anthony Burch have hit it out of the park with World Championship Russian Roulette – but by its very nature, it won’t be for everyone.
Review: Destiny 2 and Curse of Osiris
Generally speaking, I am not a fan of first-person shooters or online multiplayer. There are always exceptions, but until recently multiplayer has been a rule that has been pretty well enforced. And then came along Destiny 2.
Professor Evil and the Citadel of Time Review
Professor Evil and the Citadel of Time is a fun puzzle heist game that emphasises cooperation and agile thinking. I have talked about it a fair bit the last couple of weeks.
Love Letter Review
Love letter from AEG is a simple game and a whole lot of fun to play. In fact, it’s so good, it feels like Monopoly is the only game with more versions of it! So today I review the classic game and three different versions as well!
2017 Spiel des Jahres winner Kingdomino Review
Kingdomino is an excellent example of the type of game that the Spiel des Jahres looks for. Quick, fun, easy to teach and learn. it’s no wonder it won board gamings highest honour in 2017.
Splendor is an addictive and simple game that lives up to its name
Splendor is a game that came out and grabbed a large portion of the gaming world by storm. It is simple, addictive, and while the mechanics are identical no game plays the same way twice.
The Grimm Forest is anything but a grim time!
The Grimm Forest is a fun little resource gathering game with interesting ‘take that’ mechanics. Beautifully presented, simple gameplay yet tense play the player feel. Due for retail release March 13th!
Tak – A Beautiful Game?
Chess. Go. Mancala. These are games that have stood the test of time. In the world of The Kingkiller Chronicle, they have Tak. And now so do we.
The Reviews are coming!
So it’s no surprise that I was going to do formal reviews of my games. But what was I thinking of doing?