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Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Blade Runner - Starter Set
Review: Blade Runner - Starter Set

After 40 years of waiting we have have an official Blade Runner RPG, but does the starter set pass the test?

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Cy_Borg
Review: Cy_Borg

MÖRK BORG's sci-fi sequel arrives in a discordant howl of electronic noise, but can CY-BORG hack it?

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Undaunted: Stalingrad
Review: Undaunted: Stalingrad

Dan Thurot casts his eye over Undaunted Stalingrad, the third game in the acclaimed wargame series and first to be set in World War II's brutal Eastern Front.

by Dan Thurot
Spire   -   Feb 02, 2025 The Importance Of Powerful Deaths
The Importance Of Powerful Deaths

Luke Frostick heads to the horror filled city of Spire and talks to its creators, the multiple award winning game design studio Rowan, Rook & Decard.

by Luke Frostick
Roleplaying Games   -   Feb 02, 2025 Silver Scream
Silver Scream

Away from supernatural horrors Guilherme Gontijo brings us Blurred Lines, a solo RPG based on the gruesome Italian giallo movies of the 1960s. John Power Jr. investigates...

by John Power Jr.
Boardgames   -   Feb 02, 2025 Roll & Fright
Roll & Fright

Dan Thurot goes in search of cardboard chills and questions whether board games can truly deliver a terrifying experience

by Dan Thurot
Wargames   -   Feb 01, 2025 A Field Of Horror
A Field Of Horror

With The Silver Bayonet, award winning game designer Joseph McCullough takes us back to the Napoleonic era, but as John Power Jr. finds out this isn’t your father’s historical wargame...

by John Power Jr.
Roleplaying Games   -   Feb 01, 2025 In The Darkest Recesses Of Ourselves
In The Darkest Recesses Of Ourselves

If the magic in your games has become just a bit too mundane then The Book of Gaub is here to put the sinister back into your sorcery. Walton Wood speaks to Paolo Greco to find out more about this blasphemous tome...

by Walton Wood
Review: Blade Runner - Starter Set
Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Blade Runner - Starter Set

After 40 years of waiting we have have an official Blade Runner RPG, but does the starter set pass the test?

by John Power Jr.
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Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Blade Runner - Starter Set
Review: Blade Runner - Starter Set

After 40 years of waiting we have have an official Blade Runner RPG, but does the starter set pass the test?

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Cy_Borg
Review: Cy_Borg

MÖRK BORG's sci-fi sequel arrives in a discordant howl of electronic noise, but can CY-BORG hack it?

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 02, 2025 Review: Undaunted: Stalingrad
Review: Undaunted: Stalingrad

Dan Thurot casts his eye over Undaunted Stalingrad, the third game in the acclaimed wargame series and first to be set in World War II's brutal Eastern Front.

by Dan Thurot
Spire   -   Feb 02, 2025 The Importance Of Powerful Deaths
The Importance Of Powerful Deaths

Luke Frostick heads to the horror filled city of Spire and talks to its creators, the multiple award winning game design studio Rowan, Rook & Decard.

by Luke Frostick
Roleplaying Games   -   Feb 02, 2025 Silver Scream
Silver Scream

Away from supernatural horrors Guilherme Gontijo brings us Blurred Lines, a solo RPG based on the gruesome Italian giallo movies of the 1960s. John Power Jr. investigates...

by John Power Jr.
Boardgames   -   Feb 02, 2025 Roll & Fright
Roll & Fright

Dan Thurot goes in search of cardboard chills and questions whether board games can truly deliver a terrifying experience

by Dan Thurot
Wargames   -   Feb 01, 2025 A Field Of Horror
A Field Of Horror

With The Silver Bayonet, award winning game designer Joseph McCullough takes us back to the Napoleonic era, but as John Power Jr. finds out this isn’t your father’s historical wargame...

by John Power Jr.
Roleplaying Games   -   Feb 01, 2025 In The Darkest Recesses Of Ourselves
In The Darkest Recesses Of Ourselves

If the magic in your games has become just a bit too mundane then The Book of Gaub is here to put the sinister back into your sorcery. Walton Wood speaks to Paolo Greco to find out more about this blasphemous tome...

by Walton Wood
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