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Western Legends: Ante Up Expansion Review
Like with our review of the Blood Money expansion, we are tackling the Ante Up expansion review in a similar way – we will highlight what is new to Western Legends and whether or not you will want to add any of these modules to your game. If you haven’t yet, check out why we think Blood Money is a great add to your Western Legends experience! Alright, let’s look at Ante Up! Before diving into all the modules, we…

A Beginner’s Guide to Navigating Online Casinos with Ease, Speed and Safety
Starting anything can seem daunting at first. You don’t know what to research, you don’t know how to act or behave, you’re not sure about where to place your feet and the list continues. This is much the same with online casino gaming, as it’s not so simple to navigate this industry if you don’t first know where and how to look. Luckily for you, you’re about to learn just how to navigate this industry like a real pro. Where…

Western Legends: Blood Money Expansion Review
Welcome back to the Wild West, where robbing banks is as encouraged as capturing bandits! Western Legends was released over a decade ago, and in my review of the base game I noted that I was super disappointed to have missed this game all those years ago. I enjoyed the base game so much that Kolossal Games sent over a slew of expansions and extra content, including Blood Money! Let’s explore what comes in the box, and which parts of…

More Thoughts From Me: Soon We’ll Live in the Shire
I love simulation games. I also happen to love Lord of the Rings. So to say I’m excited for the upcoming Tales of the Shire simulation game is an understatement! Let’s talk about this game. On July 29th, we’ll get to live in the Shire as a Hobbit. Well, if you get Tales of the Shire for the Nintendo Switch (or other systems) that is. Yes, Tales of the Shire is a simulation game where you play as Hobbit. You…

Barony Components Overview and Impressions
Barony is a game full of knights, towns, and castles, but when you boil it down, it’s a fairly abstract game for 2-5 players. Still, an impressive look is always well worth it, so abstract or not, there was a ton of potential in the Royal Edition of Barony. The original Barony, released in 2015, was actually quite loved, both for the gameplay and the look. The buildings were really neat, some with some 3D effects that provided some depth,…

Why Community Reviews Matter in a Global Casino World
Before you sign up. Before you deposit. Before you play a single hand or spin a single reel. You check. You read. You scroll through comments from people you’ve never met, in places you’ve never been. Why? Because in the fast, borderless world of online casinos and games, community reviews are your compass. They tell you where it’s safe. Where it’s fair. Where it’s worth your time. In the old days, you trusted the building. A real casino meant lights,…

That Sound Game Party Game Review
Party Games have never been my forte, but recently we have been having larger than normal board game nights. Games like That Sound Game are perfect when the number of players climbs above six, so getting this to the table recently has been pretty easy. While I still don’t love party games as a whole, this one surprised me in ways I wasn’t expecting, and made the evening enjoyable for all, I think! In That Sound Game, players will be…

Celebrate 626 Day with Stitch and The LEGO Group
Despite being a massive Disney fan – we vacation and/or cruise almost yearly at Walt Disney World or on Disney Cruise Line – I’m saddened to say that I did not realize that 626 Day was a thing. Well guess what, it is. The LEGO Group is here to celebrate that mischievous alien, Stitch, also known as Experiment 626, on 626 Day! Honestly, if Mario can have March 10th, then why can’t Stitch have June 26th? With the latest Lilo…

Santorini: Riddle of the Sphinx Board Game Review
Santorini isn’t a game I’ve really enjoyed a ton. If someone wants to play it I’m going to play it, but I’m VERY poor at the game overall. Still, the concepts and ideas behind the game, including the plethora of God Cards that significantly change how the game is played, have always intrigued me. When Roxley originally reached out to us to help promote the Kickstarter for a cooperative expansion, I was intrigued. I love a great cooperative experience, and…

Split Fiction Review
The Nintendo Switch 2 released several weeks ago, and we’ve seen so many debates over the physical game “download key” issue, that everyone forgot to concentrate on how powerful this handheld device actually is when it comes to actually playing the games. I had the chance to play Split Fiction over the last week or so and I am extremely impressed by the quality of the game on this device. The game was developed by Hazelight Studios, and released officially…