Mutating from Video to Board: Mutants Review
With the promise of deck-building elements with much higher interactivity, and a unique twist on the genre, I cracked out Mutants just as soon as I possibly could.
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Smuggles n Snuggles: More Than An Adorable Name?
After delving past the title, what sounded like a cute little game actually turned out to be a rather heady abstract game.
Come Join the (Jetpack) Joyride
Did Jetpack Joyride manage to change my opinion on real-time games? Yes. Yes it did.
Jacking Out: Netrunner’s Servers Shut Down
This news brought to you by NBN, your leading source of news in New Angeles. This may be this reporter's final news day.
Animus: Drafting the Perfect Fighting Team
Animus is a game that drew my attention due to two things: eye-catching artwork, and the word "draft" in its description.
An Interview with the Minds Behind the Kanga Awards
I recently had the pleasure to interview some of the members behind the new Australian centred gaming awards team, Kanga!
The Future of the Galaxy Far, Far Away: X-Wing 2.0
I think the announcement about the changes to X-Wing are, pun intended, a game changer.
Review: Songbirds
Beautifully illustrated cards consisting of only numbers coupled with extremely simple rules only serve to mask the depth and strategy that lies below the surface of this cute card game.
Review: War of Supremacy
I’ve always had a thing for card games. Whether it be a tournament card game, a quick deck-builder, or a cooperative superhero romp, there have been many a great time had. Thus, War of Supremacy, an upcoming
Dream Catchers: Defend Children from their Nightmares!
A game about protecting a young child from bad dreams by taking on the role of fantastical animals battling nightmares.
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