Tag: Renegade Games Studios

New to Me – December 2017

Posting this in between the two posts for top games played in 2017 because, well, reasons that will become apparent when the 2nd post comes out later this week. It was a lean month for “new to me” games in December, but it was… Continue Reading “New to Me – December 2017”

New to Me – August 2017

August was the month of the Dragonflight convention (38th edition, see you there on the 39th maybe?) so it’s to be expected that I would get some new games in. But surprisingly, not as many as I expected. I did get a couple of… Continue Reading “New to Me – August 2017”

Lotus from Renegade Games coming to mobile

Sometimes when you get email, you groan because it’s yet another Nigerian Prince scam or a co-worker wants you to do something for them that they will never really thank you for. But then sometimes you get an email like I did the other… Continue Reading “Lotus from Renegade Games coming to mobile”

Raiders of the North Sea – Renegade Games

One bit of news came out while I was gone last week that got me a little excited. Yesterday’s “New to Me – May 2017” post included my play of Jorvik, a viking game about settling northern England. There seems to be a bunch of… Continue Reading “Raiders of the North Sea – Renegade Games”

Atlas: Enchanted Lands – New From Renegade Games

Wow, did this come as a bolt from out of the blue. Renegade Games, publisher of the wonderful Worlds Fair: 1893, just announced yesterday a new game from the same designer, J. Alex Kevern. Atlas: Enchanted Lands is a new card game coming out… Continue Reading “Atlas: Enchanted Lands – New From Renegade Games”

Origins Awards Nominees Announced

I just saw on the Dice Tower News site that the Origins Awards nominees have now been announced. In looking at the list, I see that I’ve played…all of two games in all the various categories put together (Terraforming Mars and World’s Fair 1893).… Continue Reading “Origins Awards Nominees Announced”

Review – World’s Fair 1893

(Edit – 2/1/21: Renegade Games has just announced an Amazon-exclusive new version of the game that will be more racially diverse than the original game. It will contain a new group of racially diverse playable historical figures. I’m not exactly sure what that means.… Continue Reading “Review – World’s Fair 1893”