Earlier this month, boutique publisher SNEG officially pulled back the curtain on its Warhammer Classics label, a massive preservation project that brings over 20 seminal titles from the grimdark future (and the Old World) back to Steam. This initiative, a collaboration with Games Workshop, aims to future-proof some of the most influential strategy, RPG, and action games in PC history. For those of us who spent the 90s and early 2000s navigating the early days of 3D battlefields, this is more than just a digital storefront update – it’s almost like a digital museum that has found its way to modern hardware. Continue reading “Grimdark Nostalgia: SNEG Revives Over 20 Warhammer Icons for Modern PCs”
Category: Board games
Arkham Horror: The Card Game Core Set (2026) review
Arkham Horror: The Card Game returns in 2026 with a new core set that effectively marks the beginning of a second chapter for Fantasy Flight Games’ long-running cooperative living card game. Positioned as both a continuation and a fresh entry point, this updated box replaces the 2021 revised core set while maintaining full compatibility with the game’s extensive back catalogue. That dual purpose defines much of its design: it needs to onboard new players cleanly while still offering enough structural refinement to justify its place in an already crowded ecosystem – and it largely succeeds, albeit with some notable caveats. Continue reading “Arkham Horror: The Card Game Core Set (2026) review”
Best of 2025 – Board Games
2025 has been a spectacular year for tabletop and board gaming, bringing inventive design, thrilling cooperation, and strategic depth. From cinematic sci-fi roleplaying expansions to cooperative logic challenges, these standout titles have kept tables humming from casual gatherings to dedicated hobby nights. Below, we spotlight five games that deserve a place under the tree – each with its own unique appeal and reasons it would make an exceptional gift for the gamer in your life. Continue reading “Best of 2025 – Board Games”
Alien RPG – Evolved Edition & Rapture Protocol review
The ALIEN The Roleplaying Game: Evolved Edition, its new Rapture Protocol expansion, and the associated Miniatures Set represent Free League’s latest chapter in tabletop horror-sci-fi mastery, expanding a critically beloved system with refined mechanics, new narrative ground, and enhanced physical components. On its own terms, this is an ambitious package that stakes a significant claim in the RPG landscape; its achievements as well as its foibles are deeply rooted in how it balances the legacy of the original Alien RPG with modern expectations of accessibility, cinematic play, and tactile engagement. Continue reading “Alien RPG – Evolved Edition & Rapture Protocol review”
Twilight Imperium – Thunder’s Edge review
Twilight Imperium’s new Thunder’s Edge expansion arrives as part of the recent refresh for the fourth edition, and it does so with a sense of ambition that feels entirely in step with the game’s reputation. Published by Fantasy Flight Games under Asmodee, it broadens a ruleset already known for its vastness and injects new layers of variation, asymmetric depth, and long-form strategic tension. It also reframes early-game pacing by introducing new incentives and optional systems, giving veteran groups a surprisingly different tempo from the moment the first strategy cards are drafted. Continue reading “Twilight Imperium – Thunder’s Edge review”