Illuminating Games
Chris FarrellChris’ analyses, opinions, rants, and observations about all things analog gaming.
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The Yellow King RPG
I don’t write about RPGs that often, for the main reason that RPGs are not my core thing. There are wide swathes of games that hold no appeal for me: D&D, Pathfinder, FATE, Powered by the Apocalypse, Year Zero Engine, FFG’s Narrative Dice S...
Compania, Root: Marauder, Ascension Legends, ASL: Chef du Pont
Compania is an interesting game for me these days. It’s totally abstract; while there is the occasional 2-player abstract that I think is great, when it comes to euro-style hobbyist games I’ve come to think of theming as an essential compon...
Endeavor: Deep Sea, Ostia, Euro Roundup, Dice Tower West Part 2
Endeavor: Deep Sea is a game I blew right past when it came out a couple years ago — I played the original version (just called Endeavor) back in 2009 and was thoroughly non-plussed. Folks were saying it was basically the same game just wit...
The Old King’s Crown, Slay the Spire: The Boardgame, Yokohama Duel, Dice Tower West
I had not heard of The Old King’s Crown at all until a few weeks ago, when a friend pointed me to it. It seems to be super-buzzy! Copies are impossible to get (although a reprint is now in train via crowdfunding), but I was able to grab a s...
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