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Flatlined!—A Review of Android: Netrunner
By Firestone Back in the mid-90s, I was big into Magic the Gathering. I spent way too much time, and WAY too much money on it. But I did have a lot of fun playing. I tried a few others—Overpower,...
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Mayfair’s Catan Junior—A Double-Take Review
Well it’s probably not a surprise to you that there were more than a few games found under the Christmas trees in our homes. We both ended up adding a copy of Mayfair’s Catan Junior to our growing...
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Gears of Whoa!—A Tzolk’in Review
By Firestone One of the most buzzed-about games of the last year was a little game called Tzolk’in. But it seemed like the interest might be simply because of the cool gears that cover most of the...
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The Great Heartland Hauling Co.—A Double-Take Review
“Breaker, breaker one-nine, you got a county mounty comin’ up on your back door. You might want to back off the hammer.” “No can do. I’ve gotta get these pink cubes pigs up to Jericho.” The Great...
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FrogFlip—A Double-Take Review
Jason Kotarski is a busy guy. He’s a husband, and a dad, and a church planter, and a musician, and a game designer. His first published game—The Great Heartland Hauling Company—is a cool...
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Guile—A Double-Take (P)Review
Is 2013 the year of the tiny card game? I dunno, but we’ve already seen some corkers in the form of Coup and Hanabi. The guys at Terra Nova Games sent us a preview copy of their new Kickstarter project...
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Incredibrawl—A Double-Take Review
Today we’re taking a look at Incredbrawl, the slick-looking family/casual/gamer card game from Vision 3 Games. In Incredibrawl each player (2-4) is given an identical deck of cards featuring characters...
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Fluxx: The Board Game—A Double-Take Review
We adore chaos because we love to produce order.” ~M.C. Escher Looney Labs has turned their hit card game into a board game. Is it as chaotic as the card game? Is it completely different? Will...
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Abstract Distraction—A Review of Yinsh
By Firestone A few months back I reviewed Zertz, which is part of Project Gipf—a group of highly regarded abstract games by designer Kris Burn. In today’s review we set our sights on perhaps the most...
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The Duke—A Double-Take Review—Plus a Video Review!
There have been some famous Dukes over the years. First we’ve got John Wayne—an iconic and larger-than-life figure. Then we have the Dukes of Hazzard. I can’t overstate the influence that show had on...
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Emu Ranchers—A Double-Take Review
The poor, misunderstood emu. Large. Flightless. Tiny little wings. They’ve been overshadowed by the ostrich, and out-cuted by the kiwi. But you—YOU—see the emu for what it really is: $! The Overview...
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Draco Magi–A Double-Take Preview
“A dragon lives forever, but not so little boys. Painted wings and giant rings make way for other toys. One grey night it happened, Jackie Paper came no more, and Puff that mighty dragon, he ceased his...
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oddball Aeronauts–A Double-Take Preview
You’re at the doctor’s office. Or the DMV. (Shudder…) Or in line at at amusement park. Or waiting to buy tickets to a Radiohead concert. You’re bored. You don’t have a surface to play a game. But you...
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