Board Games Reviews
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Blade Runner - The Roleplaying Game
Looking for an immersive and interactive way to pretend to be a neon-noir detective, a-la 1980s Harrison Ford? Look no further than the latest Free League tabletop roleplaying game, Blade Runner -... -
Mojobot
Coming from startup ProjectLab is a family-friendly board game which not only offers an original concept for a tabletop game but also teaches players about coding in the process. Read on as we... -
Pandemic
Games where you need to work together are nothing new. From ancient team sports to co-op esports, working together as a team has always been a major part in the broad spectrum of games. Even games... -
Mutant: Year Zero
In this review we take a look at the pen & paper RPG from Free League Publishing and Modiphius, Mutant: Year Zero, that inspired a recent game of the same name. Set in a post-apocalyptic world... -
Race for the galaxy
Most games can be learned by watching. You see someone do some moves, get a bit of an explanation and might start playing before you fully understand everything. Race for the galaxy isn't such... -
Stone age
Ever wondered how being a chieftain in the stone age would be like? Ever wanted to play age of empires on a board and without the fighting? Do you want to send out cavemen to build you huts and... -
Onirim
Back when I wrote my [url=https://gbatemp.net/review/doki-doki-literature-club.720/]Doki doki literature club[/url] review, I couldn't honestly write "you can't get this amount of quality for free... -
Settlers of Catan
In Settlers of Catan (hereafter abbreviated to 'Catan') you and your adversaries are civilizations eager to expand. You start out with two villages but during the game you'll harvest or trade... -
Patchwork
Have you ever played a racing game where you said said to yourself "man...this game would've been so much better if it had tetris pieces"? Have you ever wanted to challenge your rival to a battle... -
Eternal Kings
A board game review on GBAtemp?! And so it begins…
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32GBs is the baseline for 4K video editing these days and lots of recommendations for 64GBs but for games 16,GBs is honestly plenty for a long time. -
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Some sort of police thing going on near me lol "Get out of the car with your hands up and walk backwards towards us" over a loud speaker thing
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like a 250 dollar kit back when DDR4 was Intel only
