Board Game Review: Via Nebula
Via Nebula is definitely going to stay near the top of my pile of games…
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Board Game Review: Histrio
I really liked Histrio, far more than I expected to…
F1 2016’s Career Mode is Looking Great
this is still looking like a great new career mode…
Board Game Review: Ticket to Ride (Europe)
It’s very clear to me just why Ticket to Ride is held in such high regard…
Review: Mirrors Edge Catalyst
it’s easy to lose a lot of time just running round…
Board Game Review: Knit Wit
after one game you’ll probably find that everyone knows what’s going on and will want to play again…
Review: Legendary Villains and Secret Wars Vol 1 & 2
I’m really impressed with the Legendary system…
Review: Pokemon Trainer Kit
the realisation struck that we actually knew how to play Pokemon…
Hardware Review: Prif Freedom 1 Wireless Headset
the Freedom 1 headset is a very impressive device for the money…
Confessions of an Inn Keeper: The Bloody Inn Review
it’s quite an effort to kill someone – you’d be surprised…
Carcassonne: A 3 Year Old’s Review
If a pre-school child can pick it up after a few games, then you’d like to think anyone could…
Review: Fallout 4 Far Harbor DLC
it’s a huge, well made and very poignant DLC…
Review: Blues and Bullets, Episodes 1 & 2
it’s definitely one to keep an eye on…
Review: Doom
it’s still a balls-out fast-paced shooter which stands up against almost anything else available…
Review: Battleborn
a level of enjoyment not seen much since… well… Borderlands…
Board Game Review: Takenoko
when you’ve got some awesome components accompanying a brilliant game you can’t really get much better…
Review: T.I.M.E Stories: Under the Mask
Under the Mask feels quite laid back as far as a T.I.M.E Stories mission goes…
Board Game Review: Codenames
excellent entertainment, and certainly something I’ll keep to hand for quite some time…
Review: Fallout 4 Wasteland Workshop DLC
I was hoping to be able to climb onto a Deathclaw and ride it into battle…