Espionage À La Carte: A War Story Review
Allie **Very minor spoiler pic for the first encounter map of the game in this review. This image is also in the rulebook.** David Thompson and…
Read MoreA Day At The Beach With Extra Carcinogens- A Salton Sea Review
Counter to my high expectations and best intentions, this game and I didn’t really connect. The best I can say is it was okay. I…
Read MoreIt’s Not Personal, It’s Paranormal – A Harrow County Review
The idea that beauty and horror can co-exist peacefully is something that never would have occurred to me. But Jay Cormier and Shad Miller are…
Read MoreMy Devir Journey Continues- A Lacrimosa Review
The first question confronting any prospective buyer of Lacrimosa is, “In a world with a liberated Britney Spears, is Mozart really relevant?” Let’s face it,…
Read MoreGod of Rock, Thank You For This Chance To Kick Ass- A Rock Hard 1977 Review
Rock Hard: 1977 is Devir’s latest big box game, designed by Jackie Fox, bass player of The Runaways back in the 70’s. Uncultured swine of…
Read MoreIs There Anyone On Board That Knows How To Fly A Plane? – A Sky Team Review
Wow, what a game Sky Team is. I’m normally a pretty calm, cool, collected person so it takes a good push to get my pulse…
Read MoreDeath Sanding: The First Sand Type Game- A Sand Review
Sand is the latest game to be released in Devir’s Kemushi Saga. I did not know what this saga was before seeing it noted in…
Read MoreThe Friday Killer (For Me At Least)- A Dieson Crusoe Review
Some time around 2002 I was but a wee lass excited to see Spiderman (the real one with Toby McGuire) in theaters. It was around…
Read MoreA Second Rate Review By A Fourth Rate Scholar- An Arcs Review
I have heard Cole Wehrle talk about the idea of “play” here and there recently. I went to try and find his references to this…
Read MoreAre We The Baddies? An Undaunted: Stalingrad Review
It’s interesting that the Undaunted series works as well as it does. I’m intrigued by war games but I’ll admit sometimes they can be a…
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