Are you ready for Sakura-con?
So you’re sad Emerald City Comic-con is over and PAX and Girl Geek Con are a long ways off; you need to go to Continue Reading
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The Motion of the Ocean
Kids know how to make ‘fun’. That’s probably why they make such amazing make-believe games. Put three kids under ten together for five minutes and Continue Reading
Scarlet Blade closed beta test impressions
A week ago, a new free to play MMORPG called Scarlet Blade began a public closed beta test. I’ll tell you right now that this Continue Reading
Under the Wire: D&D In Short Sessions
Lich King, Pelgrane Press Ltd My gaming group started with a large six hour chunk carved out of each Sunday to play make believe. While Continue Reading
Saturday Morning RPG – You’ve got the touch!
Nostalgia and parody are two great tastes that taste great together. That makes Saturday Morning RPG the tastiest morsel available for iOS platforms. Yeah, I Continue Reading
Banner Saga: Factions
Banner Saga: Factions was the first game that I backed on Kickstarter. The intoxicating hand drawn graphics and tactical RPG gameplay was enough to brave Continue Reading
Warframe – Impressions from the closed beta
At it’s adrenaline-fueled heart, Warframe is an intense 3rd person co-op shooter. Since I’m completely rubbish at PvP, I was on board the minute I Continue Reading
Hotline Miami Review – With Steam Giveaway!
If you’re here to enter the Totally Rad Hotline Miami Steam Giveaway, click here. It wasn’t until I saw the game in person that I Continue Reading
The Bridge is as much art as it is puzzle
Do you want to solve puzzles by manipulating perspective, gravity, and impossible architecture? The Bridge is the perfect game for your bizarrely specific set of interests. Continue Reading
Eclipse Review: Actual Fun in Space
While I love boardgames, I have a hard time spending $50+ on one and an even harder time spending 4+ hours playing a single session. Continue Reading
Wartune – One intense social game
Call me a snob, but I generally snub games that fit into the social games category. You know the kind; the ones people tend to Continue Reading
Magic Sword: Arcade Pixels & Pectorals
As planning for my wedding ramps up and my work weeks become longer, I’ve been spending more and more time revisiting the simple joys of Continue Reading
Kabod Online – Let me save you some time
Update: Kabod Online is no longer, well… online. I’m sure it had its fans, but I stand by my statements that it was mediocre on its best Continue Reading
What Makes a Game Replayable?
Lately I’ve been replaying Chrono Trigger. (I know, I said I’d stay away from time travel for a while. I also said “just one more Continue Reading
13th Age First Impressions on Mechanics
After weeks of flu, cold, and eye trauma, our group finally (finally!) has a few hours of 13th Age under its belt. I don’t want Continue Reading
Back to Pandora, Chum – Sir Hammerlock’s Big Game Hunt
I’ll admit that I hadn’t picked up Borderlands 2 for a while and I certainly never got my commando to max level. However, when I Continue Reading
Planning for the End
Tabletop roleplaying games implode, or explode, or some type of plode, on a regular basis. Even getting past character creation is often a feat of Continue Reading
13th Age Character Creation, Building Backgrounds
Our weekly gaming group has successfully created characters for our new 13th Age game, and to say that I’m excited is an understatement. 13th Age, Continue Reading
Strike Suit Zero is everything I wanted it to be
For those that aren’t familiar with the name, Strike Suit Zero is a space-based ship combat action game. It was recently released by indie developer Continue Reading
Taking the Path of Exile Beta
I’ve been on a serious action RPG kick. It might be because this cold has reduced my attention span into something more appropriate for a Continue Reading
Star Wars: Edge of the Empire
The confession that’s going to get me fired from this website: I’m not that into Star Wars. I sure don’t like dislike it, Continue Reading