Kickstarter Review - Bushido Breaker

 

 The ninja, so fast, so deadly. the name itself lends the mind to think of stealth and deadly force. Today me and Ty review Bushido Breaker and i try t stop him from eliminating my shogun.

O Canada!

Hello friends,

I am here to thank you for all the support you have given me on this blog. When I started this blog in 2016 I had no idea it would lead to anything. I was just a fan of board games and hoped it would gain a little quality time with my friends and family (and mostly my son). As it turns out this blog became an opportunity. I am taking my talents to south beach Ottawa. More specifically I have  join the team at TO DIE FOR GAMES. They have welcomed more with open arms and I am grateful for the opportunity. I am going to focus 100% on my work with them as social media manager, but that would put this blog on hiatus. I might post here in there but I will be posting weekly on TDFG. Thanks you so much for following my progress as I have tried to find my way.

5/29/2017 - Review - Cubist (2014)

I am a big fan of art, and a big fan of dice. So naturally CUBIST was bound to come into my collection at some point. So hay let's (try) to build a gallery!

My breakup letter to heavy euro games

5-15-2017 - Review - FUSE - Renegade Game Studios

 I have read a lot of positive reviews for the game FUSE, and moreover people talked about using the free timer app. I am not opposed to app based things for board games but i had yet to find a game that integrated the app in such a way that it enhanced the game play. A dicey co-op huh? Well today i got to see if that streak would be broken.

5-8-2017 - Review - Discount Salmon (2013)

Try as i might i can not beat my son at speed games. I have been sitting on this one for a little while and when we were looking for something quick to play he said "how about this one." Ok young padawan, today is the day i beat you at a speed game. Let's do this.

5-1-2017 - Review - Parade (2007)

“But I don’t want to go among mad people," Alice remarked.
"Oh, you can’t help that," said the Cat: "we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad."
"How do you know I’m mad?" said Alice.
"You must be," said the Cat, "or you wouldn’t have come here.”
― Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland