Gaming Reviews & Tabletop Reviews

Remnant: From the Ashes certainly feels like a Soulsborne with guns. From bonfires and foggy doorways to brutal bosses and ...
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Multiplayer games are a huge part of the gaming landscape. Plenty of current releases are online multiplayer-only, and for every ...
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Based on the studio's track record of controversy, you might go into A Woman's Lot expecting something politically incorrect. It's ...
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For a while now there's been a wonderful resurgence of indie games thanks to the ease of getting a game ...
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Let’s face it, a lot of post-apocalyptic games look alike. Lots of murderous, leather-clad bandits driving around the desert in ...
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Puzzle games can be something of an interesting beast. If you're good at puzzles or at least good at the ...
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Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison is the ironwoman who’s going to take you on a thrill ride, so buckle up. Ion Fury ...
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Way back in October of 2015, I reviewed Rebel Galaxy. This spacefaring game dropped you into a randomly-arranged universe with a ...
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In many ways, Fire Emblem: Three Houses reminds me of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. They aren't ...
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Coming to America has been a long road for Metal Wolf Chaos. Despite developers From Software designing the game with the ...
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Test of Honour is a feudal Japanese wargame. Graham Davey took control of the license under his new company Grey ...
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Relationships can be hard work. Despite anything that romantic comedies might tell you, not every relationship works out well. Fog ...
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Adaptations can be a tricky thing, especially when it comes to tabletop gaming. My own stance on video games being ...
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It's no secret that we're fans of Dark Souls the Card Game. It was our 2018 Board Game of the ...
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Let me tell you a story about Queen Adelaide. She was quite Clever, and she was married to a Strong ...
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Your wizard’s seen every dungeon from here to Neverwinter. Your fighter’s bested hundreds of goblins in the hill-country. Your bard’s ...
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Tabletop Roleplaying is a very involved hobby. You need the rulebooks for the game, you need dice, and you need ...
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Both collectable and trading card games have some quirks with how they function that some people find annoying. Any game ...
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There's a number of different ways that tabletop games set up players against one another. In one game you might ...
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Atmosphere plays an interesting role in tabletop gaming. In the case of tabletop RPGs setting the right atmosphere with lighting ...
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While Antipole DX wielded gravity as a weapon, Hot Chocolate Games' Grobo utilizes one of the four fundamental forces of nature in ...
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It's a horrendously sunny and warm day in early August as I make my way to the offices of Premier ...
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Have you heard of that chicken game? That's not a vague description, mind; That Chicken Game is literally the name ...
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Antipole DX is a game that's well familiar to anyone who follows the Playcrafting scene. Developer Saturnine Games has been ...
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I'm generally pretty terrible at roguelike games. I've tried my best to play stuff like Dungeons of Dredmor or even the ...
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This week on Coverage Club, we've got a doubleheader of indie games, both played and covered by our own William ...
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I’ve always been a fan of traditional card games. While I’m not the poker enthusiast like my co-writer or an ...
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I was unable to convince my coworkers to attend a cat café with me for lunch at Play NYC, so ...
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One of the first games that I got to check out at Play NYC this year was Fourzy, a mobile ...
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I’ve always loved how roguelikes can manipulate your emotions and frustrate you to the point of playing worse. In a ...
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