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Read MoreToday Jeremiah talks gaming parlors, does a Drive-By Review of Queendomino, and talks unconventional games we love even though we shouldn't.
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Read MoreIt's here! We've launched our Indiegogo campaign to help us with our upcoming trip to Origins! We've got some very inexpensive pledge levels, and some great partnership opportunities for our friends in the industry!
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Read MoreWe've got a special episode for you this week! Jeremiah goes live on Facebook and records the episode completely live!
In this week's Real Talk segment Jeremiah discusses the upcoming Origins Game Fair, and the Theology of Games Indiegogo Campaign!
This week's Drive-By Review is of Thunderstone Quest from AEG!
Also you can watch the live stream via Facebook below!
Produced by Jeremiah Isley
Read MoreIt's Thunderstones you're after. And you know JUST where to find them: deep in the depths of the dungeon. So what if it's full of monsters. That's no problem for you, though. You've prepared well, and those nasty monsters don't stand a chance. Probably.
Thunderstone Quest is the newest release in the Thunderstone line, a fantasy deck-builder that sends 2-4 players questing through multiple scenarios, at 60-90 minutes a crack.
So does Thunderstone Quest have our sword, our bow, and our axe? Or should this quest stay back in the shire? Best read on....
Read MoreHey everyone! We're going to Origins Game Fair this year! So what, you say? Haven't you done that like a million times before, you ask? Yes. We have. BUT! We're taking it to the next level,
Read Moref you've been even slightly connected to the tabletop gaming community these past few weeks, you've heard about the revamping and relaunching of the classic 80's boardgame Fireball Island. Fireball Island: The Curse of Vul-Kar funded in an hour, and currently while I'm writing this (April, 14) with 19 days left, the funding level is approaching $1.5 million, and it is the top funded project on Kickstarter.
Read MoreGreetings Commodore! It's time to take command of your small fleet of ships, commission more into the fleet, and garner enough influence in the galaxy to become an admiral!
Space Base, from Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG) and designer John D. Clair (Mystic Vale, Custom Heroes), is a dice-rolling, engine-building game for 2-5 players and takes about 45-60 minutes. You'll build a fleet of ships and deploy them in order to gain Credits (income), as well as Influence (victory points), to become an Admiral...
So, is this new game a Credit to dice games, or is it way off its Space Base.
Read MoreThe different races of the galaxy are looking to expand their reach, and nothing can get in their way--except other races. Gaia Project is a game for 1-4 players, each taking a race from the galaxy and spreading out, scoring VPs, and working their engine. It's a science fiction sibling of Terra Mystica, with a practically identical core, but numerous changes. Is Gaia Project the final frontier, or a space mutiny? Let's find out!
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