The Quest for El Dorado, designed by Reiner Knizia and published by Ravensburger, invites players to embark on an adventurous journey through the dense jungles of South America in search of the legendary city of gold, El Dorado. In this deck-building racing game, players must navigate treacherous terrain, overcome obstacles, and strategically manage their resources…
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Dark Angels Crusade Review – Part 1
The Dark Angels, custodians of ancient secrets and bearers of unresolved sins, bring a unique flavor to the battlefield with their Oathsworn Campaigns. These bespoke rules offer commanders of the Unforgiven Chapters the opportunity to embark on secretive missions and pursue hidden agendas that reflect the clandestine nature of the Chapter’s operations. With requisitions, bonus…
Board Game Review: National Parks: Nightfall
Nightfall, the expansion for the Parks board game by Keymaster Games, introduces players to the serene beauty of national parks under the starry night sky. Building upon the core gameplay of Parks, Nightfall enhances the thematic immersion by adding new elements, mechanics, and challenges.
Fallout Shelter Mobile Game Review: Surviving the Wasteland
Got the itch for more Fallout from the TV show? Fallout Shelter, developed by Bethesda Game Studios, brings the iconic post-apocalyptic world of the Fallout series to mobile devices. In this simulation game, players assume the role of an overseer tasked with managing and expanding their own Vault-Tec vault, sheltering inhabitants from the dangers of…
New Tacticus Mobile Game Guild Wars: Opportunities and Challenges
After many delays, Snowprint Studios finally released the Guild War feature for the 40k Tacticus mobile game. This new format will provide access to more resources and shards for vitally important characters. While many people have really enjoyed this feature it has also shown some unexpected side effects and ramifications. Let’s discuss.
Age of Sigmar 4th Ed: The Full Re-Write No One is Asking For.
As was widely fear it looks like the next edition of Age of Sigmar is going to be a full re-write, invalidating all current books and resetting the armies back to indexes. With the disastrous launch of 10th Edition many people are understandably concerned, especially with 3rd edition being the most popular edition yet. At…
Ahriman: Exile Review
“Ahriman: Exile” by John French offers a deep dive into the enigmatic character of Ahriman within the vast and grim universe of Warhammer 40K. Contrasted with his portrayal in the Horus Heresy series, this novel delves into Ahriman’s inner turmoil, his quest for redemption, and the consequences of his actions, presenting a more introspective and…
Signals from the Frontline: Cherokee Open King!
The latest Signals From the Frontline is now available on YouTube and through Podcast feeds! The team is back from the 2024 Cherokee Open (the 3rd year of this fantastic FLG event) and are ready to cover the hobby heroes and the competitive champions. To get the latest and greatest Warhammer and other gaming products,…
Reflections on the Age of Sigmar Path to Glory Rules
Hi All,For the past few months I have participating in an Age of Sigmar Path to Glory (PTG) campaign. As a Slaanesh player this has been fun as their rules are more fun in PITG then in the base game. I have a few thoughts on the system.
Signals from the Frontline: Check in for Cherokee Open!
The latest Signals From the Frontline is now available on YouTube and through Podcast feeds! The Mad Dok and Nicky Dee rundown the Cherokee Open, the players to watch, and why you should attend! To get the latest and greatest Warhammer and other gaming products, check out the Signals from the Frontline site: https://store.frontlinegaming.org/?ref=Signals Signals from…