Illuminating Games
Chris FarrellChris’ analyses, opinions, rants, and observations about all things analog gaming.
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Cross Bronx Expressway, Empyreal, Up Front
Apologies for being a little behind this week. I got swamped with concert stuff. Also, Cross Bronx Expressway turned out to be a lot harder to write about than I expected. So, speaking of which …
Fate of the Fellowship, Band of Brothers: Stalin’s Favorite, Teotihuacan: Expansion Period, Dead Reckoning: Port of Call, and more
In general there has been basically zero overlap between my gaming life and my musical life. My music friends are not gamers, my gaming friends are not musicians. But my clarinet quartet used to meet at our apartment and I invited a friend ...
Unchained, The Magnus Archive, Code of Nine
Unchained is last year’s remake of AEG’s 2010s deckbuilder Nightfall. I’m not clear how much of an audience the earlier game ever found, it was definitely a very unusual game, but it did go on to have 6 expansions and an iOS app before disa...
Spooktacular, Ra: Traders, Fate of the Fellowship, El Dorado: Mysteries, AquaSphere
Spooktacular is the latest from D. Brad Talton and Level 99 Games, and I got on the Kickstarter for just that reason — Level 99 Games are always colorful and interesting even if they don’t always turn out to have a ton of replay value, and ...
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