Game Reviews
Charterstone Review
Note: As Charterstone is a legacy style game, we’ve labeled any potential spoilers to avoid having the surprises ruined for you.
The legacy genre was...
Azul Review
Azul is a tile drafting game where players attempt to build the most aesthetically pleasing pattern on the walls of the royal palace. The...
AssassinCon Review
Conventions are wonderful things. They allow people who share a similar passion to gather and enjoy what they love. There are conventions out there...
Seikatsu Review
For an abstract strategy game to impress me, it needs to do something very unique or have some pretty stellar components. Simply putting wood...
Scythe: The Wind Gambit Review
I backed Scythe on Kickstarter in 2015 and the game did not disappoint me when it arrived in 2016. I loved the variable player...
The Expanse Review
In 2011, two novelists under the pseudonym James S.A. Corey published Leviathan Wakes, the first in the Expanse novels, a science fiction saga taking...
Outpost: Siberia Review
When I look at Outpost: Siberia, I have memories of watching John Carpenter’s The Thing. You're stuck in a frozen outpost, being terrorized by...
