Codenames Wins 2016 Spiel des Jahres--Isle of Skye Wins Kennerspiel
/In a surprising move, the Spiel des Jahres jury chose Codenames as its Game of the Year.
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In a surprising move, the Spiel des Jahres jury chose Codenames as its Game of the Year.
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Read MoreBig news from Fantasy Flight Games! Due to the success of the Road to Legend app, and to "reward our long-term Descent fans for their loyalty," Kindred Fire, the first full-length campaign, will be free! Free! Nada! Nothing!
Read MoreI can't believe it's already been a year since the last batch of nominees was announced. If you're unfamiliar, the Spiel des Jahres is the German Game of the Year award. When a game wins the award, it practically guarantees big sales for years to come.
They've also announced the Kennerspiel des Jahres nominees, which are vying for the "gamer's game" of the year.
And, finally, they've announced the Kinderspiel des Jahres nominees--kid's game of the year.
Let's get to the announcement!
Read MoreThere's an apartment complex in my (Firestone) town called Locust Park. That's just a terrible name. Was Boll Weevil Commons taken? Anyway, that's what I thought of when I first cracked Mists of Bilehall, the newest expansion for Descent, from Fantasy Flight Games: If you name a place Bilehall, you're just asking for trouble...
So is Bilehall a fun place to spend your adventuring hours, or will it make you lose your lunch? Let's find out!
Read MoreIn the ongoing war between the Orcs, Elves, Dwarves, and Hobgoblins, no one wins. Except the people who supply the weapons for that war. And that's you, you scumbag. That's right, you're an arms dealer, selling weapons to all sides of the war in this economic game with a fantasy wrapping. Does it get the axe? Let's find out!
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Ever since Imperial Assault burst onto the scene like a rampaging Wampa, there have been questions about whether this meant Fantasy Flight will slowly (or quickly) kill Descent. Well rumors of Descent's death have been greatly exaggerated. The Road to Legend app is live now, and FF just announced a brand new expansion: The Chains That Rust. Long live Descent!
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