This week’s podcast sees Aaron and Wife of Twit discuss their experiences at the Dice Cup board game cafe in Nottingham and the huge number of games they tried. These include: Agricola, Machi Koro, Camel Up, Sushi Go, Sagrada,…
Warning: Spoilers from 28:08, continue at your own peril. This week Aaron and Brian discuss The Ritual, a horror movie based on the novel by Adam Nevill, and see it how it shapes compared to the stunning source material. …
This week we look at Malifaux’s new schemes and strategies for Gaining Grounds 2018. Each year Wyrd shake up how Malifaux is played with a completely new suite of objectives – we run the rule over them and give our…
We return to the gritty streets of Malifaux to discuss the 2018 errata document. This time round only a couple of abilities have changed; instead, it’s all about adjusted soulstone costs and a game-wide rebalancing act.We look at all seven…
We headed out to our first Malifaux tournament with strangers, and also our first tournament with Gaining Grounds 2018: Troubleshooters 3 at Battlefield Hobbies in Daventry. How did we fair in this fixed master tourny, you ask? Click and find…
Join us for our final look back at 2017 – we discuss the video games that we loved in the official Year Of The Micro-Transaction ™.
We review 2017 in tabletop gaming – board games, roleplay games, Malifaux and Netrunner. 2017 was a terrible year so find out which old classics we returned to like so much hot, hot soup.
We were honoured to be invited back to guest on the Formal Gamer Podcast, a London-based podcast that specialises in Dungeons and Dragons actual play. We put together some new Dungeons and Dragons characters and woke up in the middle…
We’re back at the Dragonmeet 2017 gaming convention in London for another year, where we were invited to join the #podcastzone. We decided to interview the other podcasts to find out why you should listen to them! Join us as…
The Critical Twits were raised on Game’s Workshop’s 90s Specialist Games, and Necromunda is their king. Find out here how GW popped our enthusiasm and left us non-plussed with their reboot, Necromunda: Underhive.