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Matthew Smail 535 posts 48 comments
Matt is B3's resident Head of Board Games. As a life-long fan of all things gaming he'll also occasionally be found covering video games with the team,
Much like the classic Sid Meier video game that it is unofficially linked to (but clearly emulates,) Through the Ages: a New Story of Civilization is initially quite a daunting beast to get to grips with.
Review | The Binding of Isaac (Nintendo Switch)
The Binding of Isaac on the Nintendo Switch may well be the best version of the game released as of yet, and while expensive the lifetime of content is vast
Review | Near and Far
Near and Far is a storytelling and victory point collection game with a lighthearted but extremely strong adventuring theme running throughout.
Review | Obduction
An adventure game set in the halcyon yesterdays as built by the faltered minds of distant tomorrows.
Review | Last Day of June
Review | Last Day of June (PS4) - A widow's journey through their, and their neighbour's, loss in an effort to change the past for the better.
Review | Pillars of Eternity Complete Edition (PS4)
Eora needs a hero, and the gods have chosen an unexpected one in an unusual stranger who has become stuck in the Dyrwood.
Review | Blood Rage
In Eric Lang's critically acclaimed Blood Rage, players take control of rival Viking clans during the time of Ragnarok - aka, The End of the World. All Vikings dream of a glorious death and a place at Odin's table in the halls of Valhalla,…
Review | Dead of Winter: A Crossroads Game
Dead of Winter from Plaid Hat Games, Dead of Winter has players controlling survivors in a colony after the civilised world has fallen in zombie apocalypse.
Review | Masquerada: Songs and Shadows
With its beautiful, fantasy interpretation of Southern Europe during The Renaissance, Masquerada: Songs and Shadows offers a modern, yet completely linear take on the classic isometric RPG.
Review | Yamatai
... and now you realise your purpose here - to build the finest series of structures that Yamatai has ever seen and in turn, win Queen Himiko's favour.