I started playing Arkham Horror: Third Edition late, pretty much at the end of the game’s life in terms of new content being released. And yet, you can easily find copies in the United States at the time of writing and has received decent expansion support from Fantasy Flight Games. Despite this, the game has … Continue reading Arkham Horror: Third Edition Base Game – Solo Review
Robert W. Chambers might be an author that you’re unfamiliar with but his work inspired H.P. Lovecraft’s and that alone makes him worth knowing. If you have heard of Robert Chambers, it is most likely because of the King in Yellow, which is a collection of short stories that includes influential cosmic horror stories that … Continue reading Reading Arkham Horror – The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers
At the time of writing, Fallout Wasteland Warfare: Second Edition is slated for release later this year. The upcoming release has propelled me to check out as many of the “First Edition” supplements as I can grab before they go out of print because I really enjoy the first iteration of the game. Since the … Continue reading Fallout Wasteland Warfare: Commonwealth Expansion Review
Despite the fact that I painted a bit less than usual this week, I have more than usual to talk about, including thoughts on a video game and a movie. Hopefully there’s a little something of interest in here for everyone. As usual we’ll start with miniatures and the subject referenced in the title. I’m … Continue reading Hellboy: the Board Game – Kate Corrigan
So far, 2025 has been the year of the board game for me. While I’ve dabbled in board games a fair amount in the last decade or so, I’ve been making a more concerted effort to try new games out and see if I can find stuff that fits my interest. A decent chunk of … Continue reading G.I. Joe: The Deck-Building Game Base Game – Solo Review
A couple of months ago, I had an itch I couldn’t scratch. Growing up, I played card games like Magic: The Gathering and Pokemon TCG (in that order even, if you can believe it) and every so often, I just want to shuffle up some cards and play a game. With that said, I’ve definitely … Continue reading Sentinels of the Multiverse: Definitive Edition Base Game – Solo Review
Generally when you write a review, you want to keep some mystery about it and not tell the reader too much from the beginning. I’m going to break this rule for once and say that Volume 6: Flesh & Skin is not worth buying unless you have an interest in painting larger scale minis, particularly … Continue reading AK Interactive Flesh & Skin Learning Series – Book Review
Astoundingly Awesome Tales was recently released for Fallout Wasteland Warfare with less fanfare than other releases so I was curious to see what all it contains. Unlike other Fallout supplements, Modiphius released this one in both physical and digital forms which was great to see. At the time of writing, the physical copy is around … Continue reading Astoundingly Awesome Tales #1 – Review – Fallout Wasteland Warfare
*A quick programming note. I wrote this over a month ago and let it sit until I felt guilty about not publishing it so here it finally is. If you aren’t interested in Arkham Horror, feel free to skip this as the usual weekly update is coming soon.* I’ve noticed that there seems to be … Continue reading Arkham Horror: The Card Game Return to the Night of Zealot Review
Arkham Horror: The Card Game is a Living Card Game set in a Lovecraftian world full of monsters, cults, and old gods that seek to destroy the Earth. Truthfully, there are a lot of Arkham Files games from Fantasy Flight Games, so what makes this one unique? Arkham Horror: The Card Game offers an RPG-like … Continue reading Arkham Horror: The Card Game Core Set Review
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