We don't write many wargame reviews here on Theology of Games, but the truth is that I (Firestone) enjoy the occasional conflict simulation. The wargame I've played the most in the last year is The Hunters: German U-Boats at War, 1939-43, from GMT Games. This is a solitaire game where you play as a U-Boat captain during World War II. You'll go on patrols, attempt to sink Allied ships, and try not to get sunk. So is The Hunters the bomb, or does it get Das Boot? Let's find out!

It's no secret that we're big fans of King of Tokyo. And we love King of New York almost as much. The only thing that kept it from hitting the table as much as King of Tokyo was the lack of Power Up powers. Well, the wait is over because King of New York is Powering Up!

Today we’re joined by the folks at Mage Company and Ninja Division to have a chat about their Kickstarter campaign for Aether Captains!

Today we're looking at a new game on Kickstarter from Tasty Minstrel Games. It's a dice game from designer Dave Chalker, called Thief's Market. Is it worth your time and money, or should this market stay closed? Let's find out!

Today we’re joined by Michael Coe of Gamelyn Games. Michael is here to chat with us about the latest in the hugely successful Tiny Epic Series: Tiny Epic Western (TEW), which is on Kickstarter right now!

Today we're reviewing a recently released co-op from designer/publisher Tim Fowers: Burgle Bros. In Burgle Bros. you're part of a crack team of criminals looking to pull off impossible heists. It's like Oceans 11, except Oceans 4. And rather than total knowledge, you have no knowledge of the building's layout before you head in. You'll be trying to crack the safe on three levels of a building, and then escaping through the roof. A little bit brave and a little bit stupid. Sounds fun! Let's see if this co-op is worth the risk. 

Hey, everyone! We're a couple of weeks into 2016, and before we put 2015 to rest, we'd like to share with you our favorite games we played in 2015. 

Remember, this is a list of games we played in 2015. They're all recent games, but it could be that some are actually from 2014--or even 2013. We don't care! We played them this year, so they're on the list. 

Our tastes often overlap, but not always, so we decided to each create our own list. That's like a bonus 10 picks! (Minus the ones we both picked, of course.)

Without further ado, here are our lists!

There's BIG news in the gaming world today. Asmodee North America has recently acquired two of the biggest publishers in the industry: Days of Wonder and Fantasy Flight Games. Today we get news that they've added another big link in their chain: Catan.