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Regicide

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Written by Daniel Yocom
Category: Review
Published: 11 May 2021
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  • Badgers from Mars
  • Paul Abrahams
  • Luke Badger
  • Andy Richdale
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Regicide

Designer: Paul Abrahams, Luke Badger, Andy Richdale

Artist: D.J. Phillips

Publisher: Badgers from Mars, TGG Games

Year Published: 2020

No. of Players: 1–4

Ages: 10+ on box, 8+ online

Playing Time: 5–20 minutes

Main mechanic / Theme: Cooperative / Strategic combat hand maintenance

Down with the evil Regency! Who’s with me?

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Black Sonata

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Written by Benjamin Kocher
Category: Review
Published: 06 May 2021
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  • Benjamin Kocher
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  • John Kean
  • TGG Games
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  • hidden movement
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Wherefore Art Thou? A Black Sonata Review

Designer: John Kean

Artist: John Kean

Publisher: TGG Games

Year Published: 2017

No. of Players: 1

Ages: 12+

Playing Time: 20-30 minutes

Main Mechanic / Theme: Hidden Movement, Push Your Luck, Solo / Renaissance

Take a stroll through Shakespear's London and discover the identity of his mysterious muse.

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Millennial Manatees

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Written by Nalin Chuapetcharasopon
Category: Review
Published: 04 May 2021
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  • Nalin Chuapetcharasopon
  • Jason Anarchy
  • Jason Anarchy Games
  • Wiseman Innovation

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Millennial Manatees

Designer: Jason Anarchy

Artist: N/A

Publisher: Jason Anarchy Games, Wiseman Innovation

Year Published: 2020

No. of Players: 1-4

Ages: 14+

Playing Time: 30 minutes

Main mechanic / Theme: Card Game, Victory Points as a Resource

A casual strategy game showing the adventurous entrepreneurial spirit of millennials... packaged inside a wearable "Fanatee Pack". - from Jason Anarchy Games

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Flock of Fame

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Written by Lawrence Lair
Category: Review
Published: 03 May 2021
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Flock of Fame

Designer: LXElabs

Artist: LXElabs

Publisher: LXElabs

Year Published: 2021

No. of Players: 2 - 8

Ages: 7+

Playing Time: 30 - 45 min

Main mechanic / Theme: Family Game, Set Collection, Take That

 

Birds of a feather make a pen-demic chicken game together.

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Dark Worlds, Act 1: The Ritual

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Written by Daniel Yocom
Category: Review
Published: 30 April 2021
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Dark Worlds, Act 1: The Ritual

Designer: Sandy Petersen and Matt Corley

Artist: Graey Ebb, et al.

Publisher: Petersen Games

Year Published: 2020

No. of Players: 5–6 (4–5 characters)

Ages: NA

Playing Time: NA

Main mechanic / Theme: 5e, Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos / Cthulhu Horror

In the outer reaches the darkness prevails.

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Overview

Dark Worlds is a new campaign being released by Petersen Games to be played with the Sandy Petersen’s Cthulhu Mythos (SPCM) expansion for 5e. I was given a PDF copy of The Ritual for review purposes.

It is recommended to use SPCM when playing The Ritual because of added elements like Fright and Dread and monsters. It is not required to use the Mythos book because the expansion has been written to be used as its own setting or as an expansion to the setting you’re currently using. I also recommend the using the SPCM because it contains added information about the Cthulhu Mythos that would be helpful as this campaign dives deeper into that lore. Whatever setting you’re using, however, won’t come into play much. The first scene of chapter one in The Ritual doesn’t go quite as planned and the adventures and other guests at the King’s banquet find themselves in another place, Yuggoth. The Ritual is designed to take 4–5 new player characters to fifth level.

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Florence Review by Jacqueline

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Written by Jacqueline Atkins
Category: Review
Published: 26 April 2021
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  • Jacqueline Atkins
  • Braincrack Games
  • Dean Morris

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Designer: Dean Morris

Artist: Dann May

Publisher: Braincrack Games

Year Published: Coming to Kickstarter 2021

No. of Players: 1-5

Ages: 14+

Playing Time: 40-80 Minutes

Main mechanic / Theme: Renaissance - worker placement, area majority, and hand management 

Florence combines a brilliant area control and worker placement game, with amazing art, to create something truly magnificent. With so many action choices and strategies to pick and choose from, Florence is crunchy in the best possible way.  Florence has kept me wanting to play over and over since I can try something new every time.  

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