RDTN Episode 191: Age of Steam, Egizia Shifting Sands and Lawyer Up
RDTN starts a year of train games with Age of Steam, revisits Egizia Shifting Sands and previews a Lawyer Up prototype.
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RDTN Episode 191: Age of Steam, Egizia Shifting Sands and Lawyer Up
RDTN starts a year of train games with Age of Steam, revisits Egizia Shifting Sands and previews a Lawyer Up prototype.
RDTN Episode 184 Looks at Ankh’or, Stronghold Undead and Warhammer: Feast of Bones
RDTN revisits Mega Moose Con and BooBQ, tries Ankh’or and a Stronghold Undead prototype, and weighs the contents of Feas...
Cloudspire, Pret-a-Porter and Foothills: Three Tabletop Games Put to the Test
Episode 182 finds tense player interaction in Pret-a-Porter, close resource choices in Foothills and a deep faction chal...
RDTN Episode 181: Marvel Champions and War Chest Nobility Lead a Packed Games Roundup
Episode 181 looks at Marvel Champions’ complete core set, War Chest Nobility’s added decisions, and several other card a...
RDTN Episode 180 Ranges from City of the Big Shoulders to Cartographers
Episode 180 moves through family table time, familiar favorites and several games that call for a closer look, from Ecos...
Silver, Star Wars: Outer Rim and Nagaraja Bring Three Different Kinds of Strategy
A quick card game, a spacefaring strategy game and a sharp two-player duel reward repeat plays in different ways.
RDTN Episode 168: Journeys in Middle-Earth, Oceans and Castles of Burgundy Dice Game
The RDTN crew reports on Journeys in Middle-Earth, Oceans, Evolution and a brisk, challenging Castles of Burgundy roll-a...
RDTN Episode 167: Call to Adventure, Crisis and Roll for the Galaxy
Episode 167 ranges from Call to Adventure’s story-led strategy to Crisis, Camel Up, Roll for the Galaxy: Rivalry and Ist...
RDTN Episode 164: Terror Below, Raccoon Tycoon and Beta Colony
Sara Erickson discusses Terror Below, while the RDTN crew reviews Raccoon Tycoon, Beta Colony and Precious Cargo.
Scorpius Freighter’s Three Timers Lead Three Board Game Discussions
RDTN Episode 161 looks at Scorpius Freighter’s racing action tracks and revisits Pandemic: Fall of Rome and Black Orches...
RDTN Episode 160: Blackstone Fortress, Fireball Island and Victorian Masterminds
The six year celebration brings a family chat about Blackstone Fortress and first impressions of two lighter games, plus...
RDTN Episode 153 Pairs Cryptid, Taj Mahal and Gizmos with Guest David Waybright
David Waybright joins Marty for Tiny Epic Mechs and a Cryptid discussion, while the hosts revisit Gizmos, Taj Mahal and...
Villainous, KeyForge and Age of Sigmar Champions Lead RDTN Episode 151
Episode 151 weighs Villainous’ appeal against its light gameplay, compares two card games and brings back the Flying Squ...
RDTN Episode 149: First Impressions of Detective, Istanbul the Dice Game and Warhammer Champions
Chaz joins Marty to discuss Detective, while the episode also covers Istanbul the Dice Game, Carthago and Warhammer titl...
RDTN Episode 148: Coimbra, Century Eastern Wonders, Steamrollers
Marty returns from Origins and he informs me that he has a game that will change my sour attitude of late. I tell him to...
History of the World, Dragon Castle and Gorus Maximus: Three Games with More to Explore
A look at History of the World’s approachable empire building, Dragon Castle’s sharp tile choices and the expected launc...
RDTN Episode 145: Way of the Panda, High Society and More
Episode 145 weighs in on Way of the Panda and High Society, with stops for The Mind, Magic Maze, Flamme Rouge and Zen Bi...
RDTN Episode 144: Crystal Clans, Rising 5 and More Tabletop Reviews
Episode 144 weighs in on Crystal Clans, Prowler’s Passage and Raiders of the North Sea, plus demos of new Bezier Games t...
RDTN Episode 142: Space Base, Shards of Infinity and Council of 4
Episode 142 weighs three very different games, from Space Base’s dice driven engine to Shards of Infinity’s deck buildin...
RDTN Episode 140: Noria, Clank! The Mummy’s Curse, TTR: France, and Miniature Market
We have an announcement to make. While we are very sad to see Funagain’s online store slowly close and support of the sh...