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!

Today we're reviewing Bomb Squad Academy, a small-box game from Tasty Minstrel Games. 

Bomb Squad Academy is a prequel to Bomb Squad, in which you're playing as cadets learning how to disarm bombs. A game consists of three bombs, with the highest-scoring player winning after the three bombs explode being declared the winner, or tops in the class! Is this game the bomb, or a dud? Let's find out!

Today on Theology of Games we're reviewing the first big-box expansion for Warhammer 40K: Conquest: The Great Devourer. This is all about the Tyranids--a hive race so single-mindedly intent on killing everything in sight that they can't ally with any other Faction in the game. Let's see how they play!

We don't get the chance to play many roleplaying games. Time is precious, and we have a hard enough time keeping up with all the great board games out there--how can we find time to play RPGs, too? 

Well I (Firestone) found some time. I've gushed about my love of Fantasy Flight's Star Wars Edge of the Empire RPG. I figured that would be the only RPG I'd pursue. But now I'm tempted by a reboot of a classic RPG: 7th Sea