While I wouldn't go so far as to call myself a Furry, over the years I have found that I dig many games with anthropomorphic animals in them. The latest anthro games I've had the chance to play is Animal Empire, a "take that", negotiation heavy, empire building, card game from Down Under.
I am a big fan of dexterity games, specifically flick based dexterity games, and I love to see something new being done with the flicking mechanic. That's what we have here in Flick Wars. Flick Wars brings flicking and dexterity to wargaming.
Orléans: Trade & Intrigue is the second expansion for the bag building board game Orléans. This expansion for Orléans does not require the first expansion (Orléans: Invasion) to play. It contains four modules that you can add individually to your games of Orléans.
Exotica is the second expansion for the deck-building card game Eminent Domain from Tasty Minstrel Games.
I first saw the strategy board game Sanctum at Origins 2019. At that time the CGE demo team explained how this board game is meant to recreate the feel of fantasy video games like Diablo. I was sold on the concept immediately.
Inaugural Reviewapalooza - This is replacing our usual end of month AMA live Q&A. In this review filled episode we are looking at one RPG, Runaway Hirelings, and four board games including, Breakdancing Meeples, Talisman Batman Super-Villains Edition, Roll for Lasers and EXIT The Haunted Roller Coaster. In addition, during the Bellhop's Tabletop Segment we continue our playthrough of the Pathfinder Adventure Cards Game Core Set, plus some more Gloomhaven Jaws of the Lion.
The Haunted Roller Coaster is promoted by Kosmos as being the gateway to their EXIT: The Game series of escape room in a box board games.
I have been a fan of laser based games going back to Laser Chess on the Amiga. When I first heard about Roll For Lasers, a new roll and write board game, I knew I had to try it out.
I have been a fan of Talisman The Magical Quest Game since first discovering it back in 1983. I am also a long time fan of DC Comic's Batman. When I heard that The Op had mashed these two things together and created a Batman version of Talisman called Talisman: Batman Super-Villains Edition, I knew I needed to try this game.
The board game Breakdancing Meeples is pretty much exactly what you expect it to be. It's a game where you try to complete dance routines by rolling a set of wooden meeple. Along with this, you get an interesting card drafting mechanic to add some much-needed player agency and choice.
