Matt and Richard look at Tyrants of the Underdark, a D&D themed board game of deckbuilding and area control.

This is also available to watch on Youtube, as well as a 5 minute version of the review, links further down. 

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Matt and Richard look at the Lovecraftian horror game that offers something a bit different by placing you on the side of the cultists! Which of the elder gods will you try to bring to Earth?

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In episode 32 we look at Letters From Whitechapel, a 1-vs-all game of secret movement and deduction in which 1 player takes on the role of Jack The Ripper, and the other players assume the role of the police in an attempt to stop Jack before he can strike again!  You can also watch this episode on YouTube (links below)

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In episode 31 we talk a look at Above and Below, a game of storytelling, adventure and village building, from Ryan Laukat and Red Raven Games. You can also watch this episode on YouTube (links below in description). 

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**Due to technical issues (possibly related to Loyalist activity) this episode which was due to be published on the 21st of August failed to upload. We apologize for that, and will seek new ways to keep those pesky cultists off of the interwebs.**

We look at the Martin Wallace game A Study In Emerald (second edition), a game based on the story of the same name by Neil Gaiman, which blends real history with both Sherlock Holmes and the Cthulhu Mythos by HP Lovecraft. Ypu can also watch this review on YouTube. 

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We take a look at an older Kickstarter, and one of the lighter Lovecraftian games, Shadow Of The Elder Gods by Laboratory Games. You can also watch this episode on YouTube! Links available further down. We’ve also started a new series on YouTube, “The Quest Report Final Verdict”, a heavily edited version of The Quest Report in which we give our views on a game in 5 minutes or less! Check out the full description for links.

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We take a look at a recently delivered Kickstarter game Bears VS Babies, from the creators of Exploding Kittens. Want to watch the weirdness taking place? You can watch this episode on YouTube! Links available further down. We’ve also started a new series on YouTube, “The Quest Report Final Verdict”, a heavily edited version of The Quest Report in which we give our views on a game in 5 minutes or less! Check out the full description for links.

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Zombies! Zombies everywhere! Do you have what it takes to get to the professors laboratory and stop this infernal virus before the world is consumed? Wait, we? Aaaaargh!! ….
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Brains…
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You can watch this on YouTube and see pics on our instagram, links at bottom of description.

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The darkness is massive, and full of terrors. Heather joins Matt and Richard as we take a look at the dungeon crawler Massive Darkness from Cool Mini or Not Games.
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We look at the competitive deckbuilding game Kanzume Goddess from Japanime Games, in which the Norse Gods and the Greek Gods go to war. This episode is also available on YouTube (links below).

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