A Love Letter to Board Gamers With Commitment Issues- A Legacy of Yu Review
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Grimoire Than You Bargained For – An In the Ashes Review
Life is funny sometimes- you’re just minding your own business, drifting through the mundane, when…
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Noir has been an unexpected gem for us. In a world where every other box…
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What’s better than building an empire? Tearing down someone else’s, of course! Sellswords: Olympus distills…
Read MoreMonet Well Spent: A Modern Art Review
Reiner Knizia’s Modern Art is less a board game and more the Platonic Ideal of…
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The first part of this review is a brief summary of Dante’s Inferno, the source…
Read MoreEspionage À La Carte: A War Story Review
**Very minor spoiler pic for the first encounter map of the game in this review.…
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Counter to my high expectations and best intentions, this game and I didn’t really connect.…
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…
Read MoreIf Mozart Can’t Go Platinum, At Least He Got A Euro Game- A Lacrimosa Review
The first question confronting any prospective buyer of Lacrimosa is, “In a world with a…
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