2021: An update

We’ve made it to March so thought I’d give an update of what things I’ve been getting up to and what’s coming up in the future. I’m only really doing any gaming related bits at the weekend at the minute due to working Monday to Friday (apart from D&D on Thursdays) which is why I’m […]

Frostgrave – A retrospective view

A while ago I was introduced to a relatively new skirmish game called Frostgrave by Joseph A. McCullough and published by Osprey games. I played a few games and was instantly hooked. It was very reminiscent of Mordheim which I had played years ago. I got the rule book and not long after that decided […]

Arkham Horror: The Card Game – A play-through review

For a while, I’ve been looking at getting Arkham Horror: The Card Game as I had heard nothing but great things about it, the gameplay and the replay-ability of it so I finally took the plunge and brought the core set along with the first expansion, The Dunwich Legacy. So what is Arkham Horror: The […]

Dominion – Review

Dominion is a two to four player deck building game by Donald Vaccarino and published by RioGrande Games initially released in 2009 with the second edition coming out in 2016. I first came across this game in a visit to my local gaming shop and liked the concept of it as I was a fan […]

Terraforming Mars – a play through and review.

Terraforming Mars is a game for one to five players and was first published in 2016 by FryxGames. Since then it has gone on to become one of the top board game ranked by BoardGameGeek. Since it’s release it has had five expansions released for it (none of which I own…yet). The object of the […]

The history of gaming (from a certain point of view) Part Five.

The past few years had been a haze of building and painting Games Workshop products with the odd game thrown in for good measure but times were changing. I was at uni and time for playing was limited. I had joined the uni gaming society CRAGS and played lots of different games there. This is […]

The history of gaming (from a certain point of view) Part Four

It was the Age of Miniatures… well 2006 and I had just reintroduced myself to the world of Warhammer 40k. I only had a few bits to start with just to get used to the rules. We played a few games at the gaming clubs and I quickly grasped the rules. I had started to […]

The history of gaming (from a certain point of view) Part Three

The new millennium was upon us and gaming was about to become an even bigger part of my life… I’d been playing Star Wars CCG for a couple of years and my collection was getting rather large. I played regularly with friends and time just flew when we played or just sat there building decks. […]

The history of gaming (from a certain point of view) Part Two

It’s 1991, I’ve started college in Cambridge and I was about to discover a new gaming related hobby… miniatures! College had finished early and I had some time to kill in Cambridge so I decided to have a wander round the city. I recognised a shop I had been to when I visited Liverpool with […]

The history of gaming (from a certain point of view)

This is more a history of my gaming exploits rather than a history of gaming itself. For as long as I can remember, I’ve always loved playing board games. I think the first game I ever owned was Junior Scrabble. It helped me learn how to spell and remember different rules. This of course progressed […]