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[REVIEW] Marvel United

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[REVIEW] Armpal

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[REVIEW] City of Tarok: 3D Printable Buildings For 28mm (And Smaller!) RPGs And Wargames

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[REVIEW] Skull (a.k.a. Skull & Roses)

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[REVIEW] UGEARS “Tabletop Devices”

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9 Spooky Board Games Perfect For Halloween

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What are the hottest new titles hitting the tabletop this Halloween? We run down 9 of the best to suit every taste, from family fun to blood-chilling horror.

[REVIEW] Star Frontiers: D&D’s Long Lost Sci-Fi Sibling

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We look back at D&D creator TSR’s first foray into the stars.

UKGE 2018 Press Preview Selection

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With only an hour and a half to look around the Press Preview before Open Gaming, these are the games that piqued my interest at UKGE 2018

[REVIEW] The Order Of Vampire Hunters

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Zombicide is dead! Long live Vampicide! Or perhaps not? We find out with our first plays of The Order of Vampire Hunters, from Dark Gate Games

[REVIEW] Unbroken – Solo Survival And Revenge

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The simple card game of solo survival that creeps under your skin. Can you make it out of the dungeon alive and avenge your fallen friends?

[REVIEW] Cthulhu Wars

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Has the godfather of Lovecraft gaming given us the daddy of all Cthulhu games? Maybe even the daddy of all area-control games?

[REVIEW] Champions of Midgard: The Dark Mountains And Valhalla Expansions

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Popular Vikings worker-placement/dice-roller Champions of Midgard gets two expansions at once, but do they enhance or detract from the core game play?

Disposable Heroes: Paper Soldiers In A World Of Plastic

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Taking a look at paper soldiers in the Wargames series of books by Peter Dennis. In a market dominated by plastic, how do these budget troops match up?

[REVIEW] Don’t Win Too Hard: The Fox In The Forest

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Can The Fox In The Forest breath some fresh air into the basic trick-taking card game, or is it just gorgeous artwork? Step into the fairytale and find out.

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