I like the genre-collision aspect, and from what I can tell, the game mechanics are pretty sweet. I've read a number of different reviewers compare it to early Warmachine in terms of novelty and "coolness". I do like the figs, especially the dark humor aspect. The mad doctor snapping on his rubber gloves, the gremlin "hog-whisperer", etc.
The John Street Gamers loosely refers to a gaming group that started some years ago, and met regularly at our unofficial HQ, Ken's house on the infamous downtown street. During those years, many cups of tea were drank and many cigarettes were smoked on the front patio.
Although the John Street house is only a past memory (as is the cigarette-smoking), the games that were played - as well as the ensuing friendships that were formed - persist.
This is a place where all members of the group, past and present, can share ideas, criticisms, and banter. Read if you dare.
Not loving the minis, some are cool others are... to D&Dish.
ReplyDeleteD&Dish? Howzat?
ReplyDeleteI like the genre-collision aspect, and from what I can tell, the game mechanics are pretty sweet. I've read a number of different reviewers compare it to early Warmachine in terms of novelty and "coolness". I do like the figs, especially the dark humor aspect. The mad doctor snapping on his rubber gloves, the gremlin "hog-whisperer", etc.