What you missed

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Well, even though it's a holiday week, we certainly didn't slow down! Here's a full recap of all thing TOG this week! Monday - we brought you the first installment of our 2012 Christmas Holiday Gift Guide!

Tuesday - Firestone reviewed Star Wars: X-Wing the miniatures game

Wednesday - Speaking of Star Wars, we interviewed the one and only Eric Lang, designer of Fantasy Flight's newest Living Card Game, Star Wars The Card Game! You can read it right here.

Thursday - We gave thanks.

Friday - We brought you our second installment of the 2012 Christmas Holiday Gift Guide: Family Games!

Thanks so much for reading; check back next week for more news, reviews, interviews, and more great gift ideas for the gamers in your life!

What You Missed

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Another fun week here on our humble blog. Here's what you might have missed...

  • We kicked the week off with a glimmer of hope regarding the new Race for The Galaxy expansion, Alien Artifacts. Apparently it really shakes things up.
  • Finally we gave you a heads-up on a cool-looking Kickstarter project—that's almost over!—for the game Boss Battles.

Thanks so much for reading, and have a great weekend!

What You Missed

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It's been a busier week than usual here at TOG; here's a quick look back at this week's posts! Monday's news: Or maybe this wasn't really news, but we brought you a little more info about the new reboot of Wizkids Pirates of the Spanish Main.

Tuesday we brought you a special Election Day review of Pixel Lincoln!

Wednesday we didn't have an interview for you, but there was some exciting news about the new data pack for Fantasy Flight's Netrunner.

Thursday's Kickstarter Weekly this week featured Lost Legends.

And today we brought you a bonus review, which is also our first Double-Take Review, of the Kickstarter project Ruse!

Thanks so much for reading; feel free to write us if there are any games you'd like us to review.

Have a great weekend!

What You Missed

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It's been a pretty eventful week here at TOG! As always, we thank you for reading, and hope that you continue to enjoy the content we work to bring you! Here is your one-stop shop for all things TOG for this week!

Monday's news: The wait is over, Mice & Mystics is here!

Tuesday's review: Jeremiah attempted to solve the Impossible Machine. And we also brought you news about another Ticket to Ride map.

Wednesday's interview: We had a nice chat with Levi Mote and Sarah Sharp, the co-designers of Ruse, the steampunk who-dun-it card game.

And Thursday's Kickstarter Weekly: Featured Levi and Sarah's Ruse!

Be sure to check back in next week as we bring you more exciting news, reviews, and interviews from the gaming world!

Have a great weekend everyone!

What You Missed

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Well today brings to a close another week here at TOG. We've been busy this week not only churning out more fun gaming news, reviews, and interviews, but we've been working at a feverish pitch in the background preparing some really big stuff to be dropped in in the near future! Stay tuned over the next couple weeks—things are going to get fun! Here's what we brought you this week:

Monday's news: We found out that Alien Frontiers is hitting iPads the world over!

Tuesday's Review: Jeremiah took a look at Stone Age, and the cup that stinketh within.

Wednesday's Interview: Mythic Battles designer Benoit Vogt, took a few minutes to discuss the game with us.

Thursday's Kickstarter Weekly: Featured a 3-in-1 campaign from Small Box Games!

As always, we sincerely appreciate you reading our humble little blog, and ask that you help spread the word about us!

Thanks again, and we'll see you Monday!

What You Missed...

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Well, we're not sure why it happened, but it was a record-breaking week here at Theology Of Games! And we couldn't have done it without you. (No, seriously. That's how it works.) Thanks for reading. Here's the week's wrap-up. First we told you about the 2nd Netrunner pack that's coming (we haven't even seen the first one!).

We reviewed that great, cheap, fun, and easily-found-at-Target game Spot It!

We gave you a bonus interview, with the folks behind the Extra Life benefit.

Then we interviewed the folks behind the upcoming deck-builder Pixel Lincoln—both Jason Tagmire and President Lincoln himself!

We gave you the news that Looney Labs is launching an iPhone version of their popular card game Fluxx.

This week's Kickstarter spotlight was We are Dead, a zombie game—from the zombies' perspective...

And finally, we revealed that the GenCon exclusive adventure in the Lord of the Rings: The Card Game is now available as a print-and-play deck.

Again, thanks so much for giving us a chance. We're doing everything we can to bring you fun, interesting, thoughtful, and useful posts regarding this crazy hobby of ours. Have a great weekend.

What You Missed

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If you haven't been around this week, you've missed out on some fine blog posts here at TOG! Let's take a quick look back, as we move into the weekend! The News on Monday: Z-Man Games is releasing an English version of Robinson Crusoe, a co-op game of island survival!

The Review on Tuesday: Firestone reviewed Donald X. Vaccarino's Gauntlet of Fools.

The Interview on Wednesday: This week's interview featured Jesse Catron as he discussed his new Kickstarter campaign, Salmon Run, a racing, deck-builder with a fishy theme.

Kickstarter Weekly on Thursday: We featured the campaign of the converse version of Castle Panic! Known as Storm the Castle!

Also Today, we've added another little page to our humble site titled "Get Your Game Reviewed", enjoy!

Stay tuned next week, or else you'll miss more news, reviews, and interviews, including a very special, presidential interview with a very special guest, don't miss it!

Thanks again for reading, and have a great weekend everyone!

When We Last Left Our Heroes...

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Well it certainly has been a busy week for us here at TOG! We've had lots of exciting news, an interview, and we've got a TON of stuff in the works behind the scenes! We started the week off with a few deep thoughts about the LARP community.

Stay on Target... Or at least go to Target to grab some new titles or a few clearance gems!

We also learned a little more about the wine making community in an interview with Viticulture designer Jamie Stegmiaer.

Thursday we kicked off a new weekly feature: Kickstarter Weekly with news about the Purge: Sins of Science Kickstarter campaign.

And we brought you a heads up of the Halloween Freighters add-on for Ticket to Ride.

We are always so glad to have your support, and thank you as always for joining us for another week here at TOG! The next few weeks will be chock full of game reviews, a TON of interviews, Kickstarter info, and of course up-to-the-minute news from around the gaming community!

When We Last Left Our Heroes...

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It's been a busy week for us here at Theology of Games—unfortunately, not because of gaming, but because of our busy lives. But we did get out a few new reviews, and share some news about the gaming world with you all! Stay tuned for more from the world of gaming next week! Here's your weekly recap of the week that was, on TOG! We all got giddy over the news of Wizkids' plans to release a Lord of the Rings themed dice building game!

Jeremiah reviewed the indie game "Walls of Light".

We looked for a little feedback on the blog and the possibility of a video post or two.

And Firestone reviewed Wizkids original dice builder, Quarriors!

Thanks for reading and thanks for the feedback! We hope you're enjoying reading the blog as much as we are writing it!

When We Last Left Our Heroes...

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It's been a busy week here at Theology Of Games. We had another great interview, a couple of reviews, and news about where our money will be going over the next few months. Here's what you might have missed...

We interviewed Bryan Fischer about his fowl upcoming game, Chicken Caesar.

You can take on the role of Jack the Ripper, or the detectives chasing him, in Letters From Whitechapel. Check out our review!

Jeremiah gave us a rundown of some recent Kickstarter games. This was well-received, so if you know of a game—or designed one!—let us know and we'll post about it!

In the year 3000... We reviewed a fun new card game, Plato 3000.

And we brought you some news about Fantasy Flight's first expansion for their massively popular Netrunner game.

Who knows what we'll have going on next week! (Seriously, does anyone know, because we sure don't...) You can be sure we'll have more news, reviews, and inter-views! Have a great weekend, and thanks for reading!