Online collectible wargame Seven Lights, LLC GenCon 2008 gave me the opportunity and the pleasure of meeting the fine people of Seven Lights, LLC and seeing their new game, The Continuum. It is a game that combines the concepts of an online game and a collectible miniature game and adds in some options that you…
Tag: Gaming Report
Traveller (Mongoose version)
Mongoose Publishing, through a license with Far Future Enterprises, has released a new version of Traveller with the intent on making it the basis of their new house system for future sci-fi lines. Based on the Classic Traveller (CT) system, the designer Gareth Hanrahan has updated the game for the 21st century RPG market.
Oregon
From: Rio Grande Games Reviewed by: Ron McClung Oregon is a new Board Game from Rio Grande Games. Where the American Frontier meets Euro-style board gaming, Oregon is a strategy game where players place tokens and figures in an attempt to maximize their point potential. I have been told that this game is similar to…
Chaotic Trading Card Game
From: TC Digital Entertainment, Home Focus Development, Epic Cycle Interactive Reviewed by: Ron McClung Chaotic Trading Card Game is a new Trading Card Game from TC Digital Entertainment, Home Focus Development, and Epic Cycle Interactive. Based on an animated TV series from 4Kids Entertainment, Chaotic on the outset seems like it is just another kids…
Manhattan
From: Rio Grande Games Reviewed by: Ron McClung Manhattan is a new Board Game from Rio Grande Games. Manhattan is a building game that uses plastic skyscraper pieces and cards to challenge the players in an abstract race to build the most and highest skyscrapers in 6 cities – Manhattan, Sydney, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Sao…
Ticket to Ride: Switzerland
From: www.daysofwonder.com Reviewed by: Ron McClung Ticket to Ride: Switzerland Expansion is a new Boardgame Expansion from Days of Wonder. Ticket to Ride (TtR)is one of those staple games you can always see at a convention. It is right up there with Settlers of Catan as one of the more popular games to play. Ticket…
Oregon
Where the American Frontier meets Euro-style board gaming, Oregon is a strategy game where players place tokens and figures in an attempt to maximize their point potential. I have been told that this game is similar to Carcassonne by the same company. I have not played Carcassonne yet, so I am not sure, but on the outset, the game has a strong Euro-feel so I would not be surprised if there are similarities.
Ticket to Ride: Switzerland
Ticket to Ride (TtR) is one of those staple games you can always see at a convention. It is right up there with Settlers of Catan as one of the more popular games to play. Ticket to Ride: Switzerland is an expansion of that great game that takes you into the tough terrain of the famed country. It adds a few new things and challenges the player in different ways.
CthulhuTech
Mongoose Publishing in conjunction with Wildfire LLC and Black Sky Studios have released a twisted vision of a dark future, combining anime-style mecha with the Cthulhu mythos. This stand-alone roleplaying game uses the Framewerk system and is contained in a full-color hardcover book with amazing art and a compelling premise.
Ruk-Shuck, the Game of Rock Balancing
From: Zabazoo Corp Reviewed by: Ron McClung Ruk-Shuck, the Game of Rock Balancing is a new Rock-Balancing Game from Zabazoo Corp. It is a game where players attempt to balance a set of randomly drawn rocks into patterns shown on the cards. From the website: “THIS ROCKS” – THE TORONTO STAR My first thought when…
