The new VS is out and I ended up queuing close to 2 hours for it during Gencon. It was that popular, but hey it's a comic book TCG.
Here I am again, at Gencon. And spending most of my time queuing up for stuff as usual. Thankfully, FFG has no new game coming out at the moment that I'm interested in and Privateer Press has implemented a system that is reminiscent of Disneylands fast-track queuing system, which has cut down on my queuing time significantly.
So I've been playing a LOT of Arkham Knight on the PS4, and it's been pretty fun. Long time fans of the Arkham series SHOULD enjoy this barring a few parts of the game.
Everyone has a few when it comes to playing RPGs or cooperative board games, but what about wargames? Should house rules be encouraged? Or discouraged? Warning, a bit of a rant in this one.
So I've been playing this for close to a week now and I just have this to say. This is good, really good.
Great miniatures but I'm a bit confused about the actual lack of 'war' in a game that calls itself Cthulhu Wars.
So I didn't back this on KS but I managed to pick this up while it was cheap on Amazon, with free shipping to Singapore. Pretty decent game that has some areas that could use improvement with.
So Star Realms is a deck building game that's been out since 2014 and which I only just got introduced to. Note, everything in this is based off of my opinion of the Core Set only.
A boardgame that's really about playing video games in a high school. Sounds like my kind of high school. And apparently based on a live action web series.
If you're a fan of old-school RPGs; like Baldurs Gate 1-2, Planescape Torment, Icewind Dale etc, buy this game now.
So there's an XCOM board game now and it uses an app.
This game must be doing very well, because my LGS owner was telling me how he had ordered 20 since October last year but so far, he had only received 2. After playing it, I can sort of understand why.
HuniePop is a weird mix of Visual Novel combined with Puzzle game. Like seriously weird.
Warhammer: The End Times is really The End. For me at least. I'm not too happy with the way things have turned out during the End Times and probably not for the main reason everyone thinks.
The DCDBG must be Cryptozoics best selling range so far, at least judging by how many sets/expansions they've released and are going to release.
Pretty interesting descent-like game that has very nice miniatures and a fair bit of replayability.
I got an intro to Dropzone commander; which seems to be seeing a sudden surge of interest over here. Overall conclusion? It's a pretty decent game which seems to borrow quite a bit from warhammer.
A mix between The Sims and Call of Duty. Kind of. All in all, a very interesting game and definitely one I recommend buying.
Otherwise known as the !^(#!&@ platforming game that is insanely @!&)&@!* hard to beat.
Wow, this has gotten into so much trouble that I'm glad I didn't back this kickstarter. Mostly because at the time it was very very expensive; we're talking about 30 British pounds for THREE Predator resin figurines. That and the fact the logo looks like the two deadliest alien species in the galaxy are dancing with each other instead of fighting.
