Wild in the Streets is a fast play skirmish game of youth subcultures. Grab yourself a bunch of delinquents, ne’er-do-wells, or simply misunderstood and frustrated individuals as they take to the streets. Given the rules […]
Following on from a recent small crowdfunding campaign to release the hedgepig pixie cavalry and a wulver, Oakbound are back with a new Kickstarter. This time round its the turn of the fae – The […]
You can’t have a science fiction range of this nature without at least one heavily augmented robot or cyborg type and this one fits the bill. Rather than shiny chrome and helpful demeanour, this individual looks more than a little menacing. […]
In a change from my usual go-to genres and periods, I’ve been given the opportunity to try out Steve Danes Furioso rules from Alternate Armies. Pegged as a simple system at heart, they look like […]
Tim Korkelewski is the author of Ragnarok, the hit fantasy skirmish game that’s the latest hardback release from Osprey Games. TTGUK roving reporter – and fellow Osprey Games author – Robey Jenkins (Horizon Wars) caught […]
With Aeronautica Imperialis, Games Workshop have locked-on to a very cool idea, but failed to stay on target in a number elements. […]
Not too long ago I gave a break down of my initial thoughts on the Zweihander Grim and Perilous RPG. If you haven’t read that then this may seem a bit confusing. If you have and you’re returning for more, then hooray! Herein I take a look at how one creates a character before setting off on expeditions most deadly. […]
Living in the United Kingdom, to say that priming my miniatures outside isn’t always an option is certainly understating the issue. With weather so inconsistent it could make your head spin, I’ve been looking for […]
Following a successful previous campaign to launch a new line of Jacobite figures, Flags of War are bringing more troops to the fray. This time round, we see the spotlight shone on the the Government […]
Role-playing games are in the midst of a surge in popularity and mainstream attention thanks in part to the likes of Stranger Things. There’s a wave of nostalgia for some who played in their youth. […]
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