board game review

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!

In this video, Shawn sings of his love for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game, 2nd Edition.

So, filming The Discriminating Gamer does not always go according to plan, and here are a collection of bloopers, outtakes, and things that for whatever reason didn't make it into our first season board game reviews. (Contains brief, mild profanity, usually born of frustration).

In this The Discriminating Gamer segment, originally produced for The Dice Tower's Board Game Breakfast, Cody considers the international situation with Russia, and asks if a new Cold War is imminent.

Wish you could play a great scrolling 1980's arcade space adventure in tabletop form? Well now you can! Sort of. Cody takes a look at The Battle at Kemble's Cascade, from Z-Man Games.

Exactly how do you pronounce Argent: The Consortium? Cody will tell you, and he'll take a look at this worker placement game from Level 99 Games.

Cody takes a look at a game set in the carefree days of the U.S. Civil War- A House Divided, from Mayfair Games. But should your money secede from your wallet to buy this game? Let's watch!

In this segment, originally produced for The Dice Tower's Board Game Breakfast, Count Dracula has a thing or two to say to Fantasy Flight Games.

Do you like your epic kingdoms tiny? Gamelyn Games claims it has got the game for you, but should your expectations be great or tiny? Cody investigates.

Is Far Off Games' new space adventure Xia worthy of legend, or will it cast you adrift? Cody offers a systematic analysis. See what I did there?