Dean Clark

Sep 24, 2024 | timeanddate.com | Dean Clark

Equinox—Close, but Not Quite EqualMany of us think that an even balance of day to night happens during an equinox. After all, the word translates as “equal night.”So, a little confusion is understandable. But there’s a subtle time difference between an equinox and an equilux.

Nov 27, 2023 | gametyrant.com | Dean Clark

Free League Publishing has released the finished version of the TTRPG remake of the classic Drakar och Demoner, or Dragons and Demons in English. Entitling the game as Dragonbane, which is a much more digestible title that gives a unique aspect overall, gives new players a chance to experience a modernized version of a game that could be considered part of the roots of all tabletop gaming. Does the game hold up to today’s gaming standards though, is the question?

Nov 27, 2023 | gametyrant.com | Dean Clark

Getting a group of friends together to play a new board game is something that often is quick to spark new memories. Be it an entertaining experience or a letdown, it is always going to be something you can bring up together. That said, a new game from Ravensburger called Goats’ Day Out is one that will likely be a hit-or-miss for your group. While it definitely has some appealing and simple concepts, it may be a bit too simple for some. Inside the box is everything you need to play.

Oct 30, 2023 | gametyrant.com | Dean Clark

Last year, I had the chance to test out the RIG 800 PRO HS wireless headset, which turned out to be one of my favorite headsets that I have ever owned. Now NACON is back and they are updating their older headsets to have an HS and HX version, making them compatible with more platforms. So, let’s take a look at the new RIG 600 PRO HS wireless headset and see how well it does. Opening the box, I found everything I needed to get started.

Oct 11, 2023 | gametyrant.com | Dean Clark

A few years back, indie developers Invader Studios delivered an entertaining horror game experience in Daymare: 1998. Now they partnered with publishers Leonardo Interactive and 4Divinity to bring its prequel to players in their new game Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle. It seems they took some risks with this title though as they changed quite a bit in the game while leaving the players controls, systems, and general gameplay style to be pretty much the same. The question is, did this pay off?