board game review

Were the Vikings truly villainous, barbaric, death dealing thugs, or were they merely just hurting on the inside and crying for help? Cody tackles this question and more as he looks Villainous Vikings, from Victory Point Games.

Apparently, Fantasy Flight Games got its hands on the rights to some obscure, 1970s sci-fi movie and made a board game out of it. Cody takes a look at Star Wars: Imperial Assault. I think I saw the movie once. Is that the one with the guy with the pointy ears?

Dungeons & Dragons & bears, oh my! Cody takes a look at D&D Attack Wing from WizKids, and learns a thing or two about dragon hygiene in the process.

Let's face it- chess is boring. But it doesn't have to be. Cody looks at a game that brings a healthy dose of chaos to the chess board- Knightmare Chess, from Steve Jackson Games.

In this video, Cody sits down with friends Zac and Kevin to find out their top ten games of all time. But who can be trusted? Cody will have to play it out to the very end in order to discover just who the traitor is. (Minor audio issues the last few minutes).

Can't get enough of Tolkien? Well don't make a hobbit out of it! Instead, let's look at Ares Games' new board game, based on the book and new movie.

In this video, Shawn sings of his love for Five Tribes.

Do you scare easily? Do you dare check out Paranormal Investigation from Touch Paper Press? Cody does some paranormal investigating of his own.

Feeling blue? Cody takes a look at this big box expansion to Firefly: The Game, from Gale Force Nine, and has a little help from a very special friend.

Like light wargames but don't have a lot of time? Ars Victor, from Trip West Games, promises a wargame experience in just one hour! Just like those one hour eyeglass places- because when it comes to something as unimportant as your eyesight, you want something done fast! Sorry. Anyway, here's the Ars Victor review!