What forces govern your city? In many societies, landowners have great power. With all the economic, defensive, military, and strategic benefits land provides, most governments use this as a starting power base for their regimes. For...

The latest from miniatures accessory maker, Litko, are markers for the futuristic skirmish game Infinity . These markers aren’t authorized by the game’s publisher. They’re also not as good looking as some markers we covered earlier...

Patch Products has announced that it will begin placing QR codes on game packaging as a way to deliver product information, demonstration videos, and current promotions to customers while they shop. QR codes are those two-dimensional...

Almost done with our move to our new home. I found the box with my model tortoise cities, unfortunately they did not move well. Now I have to build them up again with clay, except I gave...

CorSec Engineering has produced some neat accessories for sci-fi miniatures games. The latest are status tokens for BattleTech and acrylic planets . The tokens are just rectangular or triangular plastic pieces with the words, “prone”, “jump”,...

Periodic Quest is a game for teaching chemistry and about the periodic table of elements. Actually, though, it’s a box with more than eight different games that can be played with the included board and cards....

Speaking of disturbingly-named games, Gamewright introduces the Port-a-Party line of games. By which they mean card games. The first two games are Who Would Win? and Joe Name It. Who Would Win? is a reprint of...

If you regularly check for cancer, then you’re not the target audience of the games from NHS Services in Bolton and Bolton CVS. The games, which have won various health awards, include Bowel Bingo , The...

Over the past few days I was able to sit down with my two daughters, Izzie (aged 8) and Luca (aged 5) to talk about their gaming experiences, and what our semi-weekly gaming nights looked like...

Really, it’s been a great week for discussion on Castles and Crusades. I’d like to thank all folks who stopped by. Next week things are going to get back to what passes for “normal” here at the...