In this Play Through Review Matt demonstrates the good and bad about Bomb Squad.
This is the first gam I have ever played with a revealed hand mechanic and I like the way Tasty Minstrel Games worked it in.
Orc Warfare
By Chris Pramas
Publisher Osprey Publishing
Orc Warfare is an interpretation of how orcs live and war; the two are very closely related. Chris starts by taking a look at the social and racial structures. From there he moves to detailed descriptions of orc troops. The last section is an anthology on tales of historic orc victories.
Orc Warfare goes over the orc physique for each of the “sub types” – goblins, orcs, and great orcs. Without spoiling too much, goblins are about four feet tall and amount to roughly twenty-five percent of the population. Orcs are the dominant of the species and they fill more roles in society. The great orcs are effectively born for war. Being the largest of the species, you can imagine how they might be used, but you don’t have to because Chris gives us more than enough information on them.
This is my Review of Linko. Linko is a card game, from Ravenburger Games, that just about anyone can play. It’s nominated for an Origins Award.
I didn’t know what to expect from this, but it’s one of those light games that you can easily find refreshing.
