Big Boss Battle (B3)

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Chasmal Fear - Afraid it's a no from me – Big Boss Battle (B3)

3 days ago | bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell

Share It may want to be a new version of Bioshock and Dead Space, but Chasmal Fear misses the mark. I was quite hopeful for Chasmal Fear when I first loaded it up. Showing inspiration from Bioshock’s underwater world and Dead Space’s cosmic horror mutations, it had the potential to be a fun low budget romp.
Centum - Actual Intelligence – Big Boss Battle (B3)

4 days ago | bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell

Share Although it plays more like a visual novel than the point & click escape room it purports to be, Centrum has a fascinating story if you can get through the early stages. Centum is one of the harder games that I’ve needed to review.
Between Two Castles Essential Edition offers fun, versatile tile placement – Big Boss Battle (B3)

5 days ago | bigbossbattle.com | Matthew Smail

Share You don’t see many big box eight player games these days, but with Between Two Castles Essential Edition, Stonemaier Games offers up the perfect option for those occasions when you have a full house, and a smaller game won’t cut the mustard.
Revenge of the Savage Planet is the whackiest kind of fun! – Big Boss Battle (B3)

1 week ago | bigbossbattle.com | Matthew Smail

Share I never played Journey to the Savage Planet, but if my experience with Revenge of the Savage Planet is anything to go by, I may well have missed out.
Ethnos 2nd Edition is prettier than the original, but are the improvements only skin deep? – Big Boss Battle (B3)

1 week ago | bigbossbattle.com | Matthew Smail

Share Things move slowly in the world of board games, and the rumour mill is often turning long before anything actually materializes. This is often true when it comes to remaking older games — and in the case of 2017’s Ethnos, there seem to have been rumours about a new design with better components and brighter artwork since the day it came out.
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Trick-Taking - Chapter-based Hobbit – Big Boss Battle (B3)

2 weeks ago | bigbossbattle.com | Jupiter Hadley

Share I am going to admit, this is the second Lord of the Rings board game I have played, and I have still not read the books or seen the movie. However, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Trick-Taking Game, is a simple to follow, easy to master board game that just has a bunch of adventurers solving quests together.
Monster Train 2 - To hell and back – Big Boss Battle (B3)

2 weeks ago | bigbossbattle.com | Rob Covell

Share If you loved Monster Train as much as I did, Monster Train 2 is more of that. No bad thing if you ask me. There are so many roguelike deckbuilders around these days. Ever since the success of the hugely enjoyable Slay the Spire, swathes of imitators have come along with their own twists on the formula, absolutely flooding the market.
Chains of Freedom is a tense and highly intriguing tactical RPG that is well worth your time – Big Boss Battle (B3)

2 weeks ago | bigbossbattle.com | Matthew Smail

Share Where once the squad-based tactical shooter was a rarity, I feel that these days I’ve been inundated with them. This is a good problem to have as long as new entries to the genre, such as Chains of Freedom, pass the simple “is it as good as X-Com” test.
Pax Augusta is a (mostly) pleasing old-school city builder – Big Boss Battle (B3)

2 weeks ago | bigbossbattle.com | Matthew Smail

Share While I much prefer the challenge of reviewing console-based strategy games, the dedicated Romanophile in me does occasionally surface in order to pick up the occasional, exceptional PC based strategy game. The last of these was 2019’s Imperator, which was a grand strategy game to rival any other.
Clair Obscura: Expedition 33 is an incredible modern take on the classic JRPG formula – Big Boss Battle (B3)

2 weeks ago | bigbossbattle.com | Matthew Smail

Share From the moment Clair Obscura: Expedition 33 boots up and almost without fault across its 25 to 50 hour runtime, the player will be treated to a modern masterpiece that wows with its visual and aural delight — often in spite of its macabre theme.