Now that is a game I would have never even looked at if not for the fact that it's the same game studio that produced the Space Marine 2! Cars are mildly unintetersting to me, and heavy machinery is even less fascinating to the city dweller that I am. And yet...
So I finally cracked open my Tales from the Loop the Board Game box, organized everything, read the Rulebook, set up the table, and sat down to the first game. Here are some of my first impressions:
Another week, another wave of amazing releases from Games Workshop — this time for one of the coolest it not the coolest Space Marines out there: Space Wolves. You can read the whole preview article in the Warhammer Community but here are the things that caught my eye.
Lately I find myself gravitate not only towards the tabletop wargames but also towards the tabletop RPG. Especially the lighter variants built on Year Zero Engine like Tales from the Loop, Mörk Borg, and Death in Space. But also that one time Humble Bundle was running a promotion on Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader and Deathwatch RPGs so I got them too.
Remember when Nintendo was a must-buy company and whatever they released was pure fun? I remember that time fondly. What I'm seeing happening to my beloved gaming company in the last few months is alarming to say the least. Is Nintendo becoming... greedy?
Do you know that feeling when you got that exciting Dropfleet Commander box and scratch your head how do I build my fleet with this? Fret not, I am here to give you a quick guide on the intricate list building of your Dropfleet Commander fleet.
I am so happy that the Thousand Sons have their release in about 3 weeks, starting with the codex, Battleforce, and new Combat Patrol release next Saturday 🤩
[6 Neptune carriers, ready to fly 😉]
When I ordered this Made to Order kit in December, it was beyond my wildest dreams how it will end up being so amazing and large 🤩
So you’ve cracked open your shiny new Dropfleet Commander box — maybe it’s a sleek Core Ships set or a hulking Battleship. But then it hits you: