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Boston FIG 2026
Read more: Boston FIG 2026I went to Boston FIG today! Or yesterday. Not quite sure when I’m going to finish this article, so it’s possible neither of those end up being true. Anyway, the Boston Festival of Indie Games is a small event focused on surfacing independent and in development board and video games. In my case, it’s a…
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Legend of Mushroom
Read more: Legend of MushroomLegend of Mushroom confuses me. It is, technically, a video game. It is technically a video game that I have played a lot of. But in the grand scheme of things, if the average free to play game is a lure on a fishing line, Legend of Mushroom is made entirely out of hooks. It…
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Qiddaya Should Not Have Been Given A Booth At PAX East 2024
Read more: Qiddaya Should Not Have Been Given A Booth At PAX East 2024Something I’ve privately bemoaned/whined about over the last few years is how every year PAX East seems to have less games, and more brands and lifestyles. It’s a small thing, but one that annoys me slightly, and that I can’t do anything about. In the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t matter that much. I…
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Lost Ruins of Arnak: The Missing Expedition
Read more: Lost Ruins of Arnak: The Missing ExpeditionNote: The Missing Expedition is the two player co-op expansion for the competitive base game, Lost Ruins of Arnak. While I’ve played a two games of Lost Ruins of Arnak, I’m mostly going to be going to be focusing on my experience with missing expedition. That said, the co-op expansion sits on top of the…
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Skulls of Sedlec
Read more: Skulls of SedlecWork has been incredibly busy lately. As such, this review, much like Skulls of Sedlec, is going to be incredibly compact. Skulls of Sedlec is an 18-card pattern building, open drafting, and set collection game. Two of those three phrases I didn’t know until I went and looked them up on Board Game Geek, and…