Good morning everyone and welcome back to our Tabletop and Board Game review series! For your pleasure this morning we have one of the latest box sets from Level 99 Games with their latest inclusion into their EXCEED Fighting System with Yacht Club Games’ Shovel Knight. For a bit of...

Every party regardless of where they are sitting around the table knows that a map is often the best approach to a campaign or a hectic time limited one-shot where you have a literal two hours to storm the castle and obtain what you are there for. The map puts things into a visual perspective...

Tokyo Ghoul: The Card Game is an excellent deck-building game based on the equally excellent Tokyo Ghoul anime. Recreating a turf war between players, Tokyo Ghoul is about recruiting allies, taking on your enemies through combat, or through controlling a number of locations. With art straight...

Calling Starfinder "Pathfinder in space" is a massive disservice to both Pathfinder and Starfinder; I believe that James Sutter, creative director of Starfinder, had it right when he said "It's a game filled with space wizards and laser ninjas." Pathfinder is an amazing fantasy-based franchise...

Vert-Go is a wonderful, if flawed balance game that acts as the perfect filler at your next board game night while its larger, more complicated brethren are being set up. With games lasting only a few minutes at a time, Verti-Go is a balancing act not all dissimilar from Jenga, but with far more...

Pathfinder has been getting a lot of well-deserved buzz lately; with the release of a card game adaptation on PC, not to mention the recently released Bestiary, Paizo is really on a roll here. Today's review brings you the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Adventurer's Guide, which is chalk-full of...

Masquerada: Songs and Shadows in an interesting game. On one hand, we have a title that could have made a beautiful point-and-click or even a visual novel. On the other, we have the amazing adventure RPG that sees an unlikely group follow through an investigation that leads ever further down the...

I am fairly confident that the last tabletop roleplaying game bestiary or monster compendium that I even touched was the Monster Manual from Dungeons & Dragons 3.5. That is not necessarily a bad thing though, as some of my favorite memories of high school centered around the stories that...

Pathfinder is one of those tabletop RPGs that has appealed to me for a long time now, and we have been fortunate enough to get our hands on several of the different books over the last two years and review them. Paizo has released a new version of some familiar tomes with the new Pocket Editions...

Pathfinder has a huge following, and with very good reason. Over the years, the series has managed to cultivate a large and loyal fan base due in large part to Paizo's focus on the actual adventures. Campaigns can make or break any tabletop RPG, and he recently released In Search of Sanity...