Game reviews from an old school board game junkie
Role-playing game reviews
I am a self-diagnosed sci-fi and fantasy dork. Not just within books, movies, and comics but within games. And just not any games, but tabletop GAMES. Role-playing RPG games like Dungeon and Dragons, Star Frontiers, and Flash Gordon. Miniature games like Warhammer, Star Wars, and BattleTech. Even cooperative, deck-building card games, and dice-throwing board games.
Playing these games allows me to encounter various worlds, cultures, and experiences through an evolving story that adapts based on your actions. It’s from this perspective that I review roleplaying games.Do you need a board game reviewed or tested?
Players today look to the board game reviews to gain an understanding of the game before purchase. To learn the basic rules and gain the writer’s perspective. Drop me a note if you would like your board game reviewed?
My Role Playing Game Reviews
Coyote & Crow is an RPG game where players experience a future where the colonization of America didn’t occur.
Returning to the fantasy world of D&D 5e was like returning to a familiar childhood home to find it renovated and modernized.
Flash Gordon RPG is a tabletop roleplaying game based on the classic pulp science fiction hero and using the Savage Worlds rule system.
RPG horror stories introduce terrifying places. Heckna is a carnival that has come to town by taking you through a portal to just that.
Players shape their destinies as Ikons within a living book using the Defined by Dice system, fostering player agency and narrative freedom.
Blending Victorian with cosmic horror and pulp action in an alternate 19th-century, players investigate reality-warping rifts and otherworldly threats.
Get ready to take a trip back in time to the golden age of text-based adventures with Parsely, an RPG that ditches the computer and puts a human in the driver's seat!
Action-packed, cinematic adventures with fast-paced rules and genre versatility with unpredictable combat.
Stargate RPG, the sci-fi roleplaying game, you're recruited by Tau-ri to explore worlds, discover technology, and stand against Goa'uld.
Vaesen RPG is a nordic horror roleplaying game set in 19th-century Sweden and driven by the folklore of the supernatural Vaesen.
My Boardgame Reviews
In Gorinto, players take turns selecting element tiles from the Path. Then moving them onto the Mountain. Followed by collecting additional elements based upon unique patterns.
The folks at Studio Woe took the tale of the “Three Billy Goats Gruff” and mutated it into a 2 player, competitive, asynchronous, deck-building card game.
Solo Dungeon Crawl Where You Control Your Own Adventure