Posts by Andrew Borck
Review – Wreckland Run
A solid and enjoyable solo game. If you’re hankering for something set in a car-centric post-apocalyptic desert, look no further, meatbag!
Read MoreReview – Castles by the Sea
Castles by the Sea is a 1-4 player worker placement and resources management game where you play as little Studio Ghibli-inspired creatures called Shorelings who strive to have the biggest and best sand castles on the beach, scoring points each round for any deployed structures or characters. So is it a fun day at the beach, or is it just coarse and gritty reminiscent of Tatooine? Read on for the review!
Read MoreReview – The Wolves of Langston
The Wolves of Langston is a 5E adventure from Obvious Mimic, a website that sells D&D accessories, gear, and adventures that can be played solo or with a party. Their adventures can be downloaded directly as a PDF or purchased as soft or hardcover books. In this particular adventure, the player is drawn into a small town where a woman was recently killed in a most violent fashion, and the mayor asks you to investigate. So is it worth the price of a download, or are you better off doing something else if your D&D party cancels? Read on for the review!
Read MoreReview – D&D Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse
If you want to try a setting where any imaginable adventure is possible, you should check out the new Planescape.
Read MoreReview – Sniper Elite: The Board Game
Sniper Elite: The Board Game is based on the popular stealth-shooter video game. In the board game version, one player takes on the role of the sniper while 1-3 other players play as the “defenders.” The sniper tries to sneak around the board and complete 2 objectives, while the defenders do their best to stop him. Is it a shot in the dark or a hollow point round through a watermelon? Read on for the review!
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