Can’t go to the beach because it’s covered in Chryssalids? Tired of 98 pound Sectoids kicking plasma in your face? …
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Agricola ($4.99) is a farming sim set in 17th century Europe. You may think you know what a farming sim …
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WazHack (Free) is an educational game. It teaches core success skills, like “eat your Orc while it’s fresh,” “don’t take …
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Veteran designer John Butterfield’s Batle of the Bulge ($9.99) is one of the best historical wargames we’ve played. Designed from …
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Talisman is a geeky boardgaming legend. Created in 1983 by Games Workshop, it features a broad range of fantasy archetypes …
If your haven’t seen Crabitron ($2.99) in action, you owe it to yourself to check out this TA Plays. Two …
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Slitherine Software has built a name for itself on well-researched historical strategy and tactical wargames, and Legion is where it …
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Witching Hour Studios’ Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion ($9.99) seemed made for asynchronous multiplayer from the start. The versus-play expectation of …
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Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition ($1.99) is a faithful port of the classic AD&D computer game, and that in itself is …
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Shenandoah Studios’ The Battle of the Bulge ($9.99) is to the iPad what SSG’s fabled Panzer General was to PC …
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