Demon’s Revenge is a retro JRPG that has a strong foundation in terms of production but a slightly less robust foundation for its campaign. If you like retro games, especially JRPGs, you might should definitely check Demon’s Revenge out and if you like it, show your support.« Continue »
If you are into collecting various decks of playing cards, Giovanni might have something for you. The “Good Deck” as its name indicates focuses on a moral alignment of good. This balances “evil deck” that was already successfully produced by Giovanni. I will admit that I do not review all that many decks of playing cards. I’m just not a collector and I don’t really play the types of card games that you can play with a standard 52 card deck. So when I review this campaign, keep that in mind.« Continue »
In past reviews, I have mentioned that I am a major proponent of education through games. There are still only a few games on the market which cater to childhood development, but thanks to Sofia Dickens and people like you, there may be one more: Q’s Race to The Top: The Board Game.« Continue »
Having run two successful campaigns in the past, Chad Ellis is back for a third. Wuxing is a stand alone tabletop tactical wargame based on the Battleground system.« Continue »
Evilution: A Game Of Mad Scientists And Badass Creatures is a card game with a lot of potential. Unfortunately, the campaign for Evilution is sorely lacking.
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Semi Comic Book is a graphic novel in manga format consisting of over 200 pages! The story revolves around Kajitsu Kura: a girl, who aspires to lead a gang.
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Sometimes there just isn’t enough time to play a really involved game. I’m always looking for fast paced games to play and that are easy to learn. Every Round Counts looks like it will be one of those games.« Continue »
There’s nothing better than a good horror comedy to brighten your day. In Horror Lovers, Valerie D’Orazio gives us a black and white retro comic format, which is perfect for the genre.
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I’ve spent a fair amount of time watching ants. They’re interesting creatures, always hard at work taking care of their homes and their queen. Ants: the Board Game, by Steve Zhuo takes the fun of watching ants hard at work and puts you in the middle of the action, selecting your ant race, and building your ant empire.« Continue »
Ortus Regni, by Jon Sudbury, exists in two forms: a card game and a computer game. The current Kickstarter campaign is to help fund the Computer Game.« Continue »