Upon learning that Mondo Tees and Project Raygun were teaming up unleash upon us a board game version of John Carpenter’s The Thing, I genuinely lept from my chair and cheered. I’m not ashamed to admit that: the combination of…
Author: Oliver White
Peaceable Kingdom And Their Cooperative Board Games For Children
With GenCon kicking off today, Indianapolis and the House That Peyton Built have become flooded with the most hardcore and experienced of tabletop gamers, myself included. GenCon is truly an adult toy store, from meticulously-created miniatures and dice to thousands…
Friday the 13th: The Game – Better Late Than Never Review
It’s been nearly a month since Friday the 13th: The Game released, and the game is still a buggy mess that I can’t stop playing.
Dragon Rush: Bandai Namco Announces Dragon Ball FighterZ
We are smack dab in the middle of E3, which would be Christmas for gamers if Christmas itself didn’t already exist. All of our favorite studios are out in full force, wielding big swinging teraflops and thrusting new and powerful…
Life, the Universe, and Missile Glitching: A Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer Retrospective
It seems like only yesterday we were traversing the galaxy as Commander Shepard, dancing terribly, saying “I should go” to people, killing Geth and Reapers with a slew of great teammates and even greater friends, and occasionally boinking. Well, for…
The Unbearable Lightness of Booking, or How Do You Solve a Problem Like Roman Reigns
The horse we are beating, at this point, isn’t only dead; it’s pieces are splattering all over the walls and what’s left isn’t even recognizable as a horse. But that doesn’t make it any less true that Roman Reigns has…
The Past, the Present, and the Timey-Wimey Future of Doctor Who
By Oliver White Not long ago, I found myself adrift, unmoored, purposeless, slipping into a deep hole as the light slowly faded out. I had reached out to my friends, screaming in terror as I fell, but we had all…