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Review: Thunder Road - Vendetta

Michael Barnes puts the pedal to the metal with the new edition of 80s classic Thunder Road, but is the game a one way ride to Valhalla?

by Michael Barnes
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Review: Feed The Kraken

Pirates, pirates, everywhere...

by Chris Lowry
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Majestic 13
Review: Majestic 13

Snarling Badger return with , Majestic 13, their new miniature agnostic wargame of alien bashing secret societies. But does it have the X-com Factor?

by Eoin Ryan
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Feathered Adventures
Review: Feathered Adventures

Looking for a game to introduce your kids to roleplaying? Côme Martin's Feathered Adventures takes flight...

by John Power Jr.
Features   -   Feb 05, 2025 Scry Me A River
Scry Me A River

Having inspired countless other games, Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London books finally have an RPG to call their own. John Power Jr. speaks to Lynne Hardy, the game’s line editor, about what it took to bring them to life.

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Forbidden Lands - Book Of Beasts
Review: Forbidden Lands - Book Of Beasts

Want to make your Forbidden Lands just a little bit more foreboding? Then the new Book of Beasts might be just what you need.

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Pirate Borg
Review: Pirate Borg

Chris Lowry sets sail with Pirate Borg, a new rum lashed take on everyone's favourite Swedish art punk RPG. But is there treasure to be found within its pages?

by Chris Lowry
Boardgames   -   Feb 04, 2025 Standees In The Way Of Control
Standees In The Way Of Control

Tabletop games have often used fictional dystopias to critique our own world. but what happens when we ditch fantasy analogues for the real thing? Dan Thurot speaks to three designers putting real world events & social issues front and centre.

by Dan Thurot
Review: Thunder Road - Vendetta
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Michael Barnes puts the pedal to the metal with the new edition of 80s classic Thunder Road, but is the game a one way ride to Valhalla?

by Michael Barnes
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Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Thunder Road - Vendetta
Review: Thunder Road - Vendetta

Michael Barnes puts the pedal to the metal with the new edition of 80s classic Thunder Road, but is the game a one way ride to Valhalla?

by Michael Barnes
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Feed The Kraken
Review: Feed The Kraken

Pirates, pirates, everywhere...

by Chris Lowry
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Majestic 13
Review: Majestic 13

Snarling Badger return with , Majestic 13, their new miniature agnostic wargame of alien bashing secret societies. But does it have the X-com Factor?

by Eoin Ryan
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Feathered Adventures
Review: Feathered Adventures

Looking for a game to introduce your kids to roleplaying? Côme Martin's Feathered Adventures takes flight...

by John Power Jr.
Features   -   Feb 05, 2025 Scry Me A River
Scry Me A River

Having inspired countless other games, Ben Aaronovitch's Rivers of London books finally have an RPG to call their own. John Power Jr. speaks to Lynne Hardy, the game’s line editor, about what it took to bring them to life.

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Forbidden Lands - Book Of Beasts
Review: Forbidden Lands - Book Of Beasts

Want to make your Forbidden Lands just a little bit more foreboding? Then the new Book of Beasts might be just what you need.

by John Power Jr.
Reviews   -   Feb 05, 2025 Review: Pirate Borg
Review: Pirate Borg

Chris Lowry sets sail with Pirate Borg, a new rum lashed take on everyone's favourite Swedish art punk RPG. But is there treasure to be found within its pages?

by Chris Lowry
Boardgames   -   Feb 04, 2025 Standees In The Way Of Control
Standees In The Way Of Control

Tabletop games have often used fictional dystopias to critique our own world. but what happens when we ditch fantasy analogues for the real thing? Dan Thurot speaks to three designers putting real world events & social issues front and centre.

by Dan Thurot
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