This episode we have a discussion about cheating at the game table and what you can do if you think someone is cheating at board games. We also share first thoughts on Robotech Reconstruction from Strange Machine Games and Cats Knocking Things off Ledges from The Op, and wrap up
Protoculture Robotech on the Tabletop This week we’ve got a Robotech fan looking to find out what Robotech tabletop games are out there. After diving into that, we’ve got a review of a two player abstract strategy game, Aqualin, and finish up with an all-digital week in review. Episode 164
AMA Topics include a discussion on playtesting and prototyping games, we go deep with what board games are we, gaming pet peeves, why Moe doesn’t play RPGs online, do people take the time to master games anymore, do you keep playing solved games, and more. Also a review of Robotech
In this detailed board game review, I take a look at Invid Invasion, the third Robotech board game from Solar Flare Games based on the Robotech The New Generation anime series. Unlike the previous two games in this series of Robotech board games, Invid Invasion is a one to six
So Long 2020, End of Year AMA. Topics include: time stamps on YouTube, digital board game reviews, podcast plans and tech upgrades, board gaming in Canada, what we got for Xmas and more. Also reviews of Robotech Force of Arms and Robotech Crisis Point. Plus we’ve both been playing Hogwarts
Robotech Crisis point is the second Robotech board game from SolarFlare Games. It is a follow up to Robotech Force of Arms and expands on the system presented in that two-player Robotech card game. Crisis Point is also a two-player only competitive card game. It is set during the Robotech
As a huge fan of Robotech, I was very excited to see a number of new Robotech board games released in the last few years. These new Robotech games include Robotech Force of Arms, a Robotech themed card game from Solar Flare Games. Robotech Force of Arms is a two-player
A look at what you get in the box for the cooperative board game Robotech: Invid Invasion. This Robotech boardgame plays one to six players. Take on the role of Scott Bernard and the other freedom fighters and attempt to take Reflex Point from the Invid. This game is published
What you get in the box for Crisis Point a ROBOTECH Board game from Solar Flare games and Harmony Gold. This is a stand-alone sequel to Solar Flare Games’ ROBOTECH: Force of Arms using similar mechanics. Disclosure: Solar Flare Games sent this box along with a different game I will
A look inside the box of the board game Robotech Force of Arms from Harmony Gold and Solar Flare Games. This two-player only Robotech Card game is based on the first Robotech series, the Macross Saga. This game features art from this classic anime. Disclosure: Solar Flare Games sent me
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