'Inscryption' is by far the most intriguing, crazy, fun and twisted game I have played this year, a must play and easily my Game of the Year.
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Board Game Review: ‘Frequent Flyer’
Frequent Flyer takes the classic board-game mechanic and brings it into the modern era with a new spin that will send players racing.
Read More »Videogame Review: ‘Chorus’
Chorus is a fantastic 3rd person space-combat shooter that impresses with terrific gameplay, interesting story and amazing visuals.
Read More »Game Review: ‘Horror Trivia Part II: Deeper Cuts’ from Endless Games
'Horror Trivia Part II: Deeper Cuts' is a sequel to the first 'Horror Trivia,' bringing another dose of terrifying movie trivia courtesy of Endless Games.
Read More »Party Game Review: ‘Game Night in a Can’ from Barry & Jason
The true value of Game Night in a Can is in its wide variety of games. Each game is summarized on a "Disc-O," a disc with art on one side and rules explaining the game on the other.
Read More »Game Review: ‘Popcorn Party’ from Endless Games
'Popcorn Party' from Endless Games is a riotous time trying to catch a “popcorn” missile being blasted off the table into hilarity.
Read More »Videogame Review: ‘Unpacking’
I think the developer realized that when we move we hate packing up our house, but there is a true joy possible in unpacking the boxes and placing our items in new and diverse ways.
Read More »Card Game Review: ‘Wonderland Fluxx’ from Looney Labs
With art taken from the original drawings by Sir John Tenniel nearly 150 years ago for Lewis Carroll’s classic 'Alice in Wonderland,' 'Wonderland Fluxx' is all-new and yet familiar in so many ways.
Read More »Videogame Review: ‘Darkest Dungeon 2’ (Early Access)
This sequel to the amazing original game is intentionally quite a different beast, yet equally addictive, punishing and incredible to play.
Read More »Card Game Review: ‘Hip Town’ from Endless Games
'Hip Town' from Endless Games challenges players to build the hippest neighborhood faster than anyone else.
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