Set in a dystopian 1930s where fossil fuels have been depleted, Barrage casts players as heads of competing hydroelectric companies striving to harness water flow in the Alpine region to generate electricity.
Category: Review
Board Game Review – Wyrmspan
Wyrmspan invites players into the role of amateur dracologists, exploring hidden caverns to build sanctuaries for dragons of various types.
Board Game Review – Splendor
In Splendor, you step into the role of a Renaissance merchant, building your wealth and reputation by acquiring gem mines, trade routes, and prestigious patrons.
Board Game Review: Cat in the Box
Cat in the Box, designed by Muneyuki Yokouchi and published by Bézier Games, is a trick-taking card game that introduces a quantum twist to traditional mechanics.
Book Review – Ahriman: Undying
Ahriman: Undying is the fifth novel in John French’s series focusing on the infamous Thousand Sons sorcerer Ahzek Ahriman.
Board Game Review: Finspan
Finspan, designed by David Gordon and Michael O’Connell and published by Stonemaier Games, invites players into the depths of the ocean as marine researchers.
Board Game Review – Dune: Imperium
Dune: Imperium, designed by Paul Dennen and published by Dire Wolf Digital, immerses players in the political and military struggles of the Dune universe.
Board Game Review – Courtisans
Courtisans, designed by Romaric Galonnier and Anthony Perone, immerses players in the intrigue of a royal court where six noble families vie for influence.
Board Game Review: Arcs
Designed by Cole Wehrle and published by Leder Games, Arcs is a compact yet highly strategic space opera that blends trick-taking mechanics with a 4X-style area control system.
A Journey into Flames of War 3rd Ed – Firestorm Campaigns
As some of you may know I have been getting into the old Flames of War 3rd edition with some friends.










