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August 30, 2017
Swipe Casters Review: Bit of a Mis-Swipe
By Jennifer Allen
Is magic all just an illusion or is it something real? Almost certainly the illusion thing, but in the case of Swipe Casters, it’s all real and pretty darn vital too. Set in the same universe as Ogre Pixel’s other …
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August 29, 2017
Snipers vs Thieves Review: Both Sides of the Coin
By Nik Ives-Allison
Cops and robbers. It’s as ubiquitous a childhood game as they come. Simple and clean with good guys and bad guys, it’s easy to understand its appeal. Snipers vs Thieves plays off of the basic cops and robbers premise, but …
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August 28, 2017
Disney Magical Dice Review: So Fast, So Furious
By Nik Ives-Allison
There are two types of families in the world. There are families that somehow can make it through an entire game of Monopoly intact. Then there are normal families, those that abandon that most ubiquitous of family board games once …
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August 24, 2017
Battlejack Review: Familiar Deal
By Jennifer Allen
Blackjack is the kind of card game that takes seconds to learn, but so much more time to master. Battlejack has taken the simplicity of Blackjack and combined it with an RPG that could last you a long time. It …
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August 24, 2017
DATA WING Review: Sheer Delight
By Jennifer Allen
DATA WING is a curious game in so many ways. It’s a minimalist top down racing game. That immediately makes you think ‘yeah, we’ve had a lot of those’, right? This isn’t like other racing games though. It’s so much …
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August 22, 2017
Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst Unlocked Review – Asylum Awakening
By John Bardinelli
You’re trapped. You’re falling. You’re drowning. Somehow … you survived. There’s a glowing cut that pushes deep into your wrist, but apart from that it seems like you’re ok. You wake up in Manchester Asylum locked in a room that …
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August 21, 2017
Bottom of the 9th Review: A Good Run Spoiled
By Rob Rich
Bottom of the 9th is one of a handful of board games that have been given digital renditions that I had the chance to play in physical form first. The regular board game was neat but some of the rules …
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August 18, 2017
Piece Out Review: Laid Back Puzzling
By Jennifer Allen
You know how so many games are about being fast or energetic in some way? They make your brain race and work ever faster? Piece Out isn’t that kind of game. It’s a game that, regardless of your reaction skills, …

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Swipe Casters Review: Bit of a Mis-Swipe

Snipers vs Thieves Review: Both Sides of the Coin

Disney Magical Dice Review: So Fast, So Furious

Battlejack Review: Familiar Deal

DATA WING Review: Sheer Delight

Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst Unlocked Review – Asylum Awakening

Bottom of the 9th Review: A Good Run Spoiled

Piece Out Review: Laid Back Puzzling

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