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Heroscape: RenegadeCon October 2026 Report (Part 2)

This is part 2 of my recap Renegade Games virtual “convention” (RenegadeCon) and the new information they revealed about the next wave of armies and terrain (due to be released in the first half of 2027). If you’re a real … Continue reading →

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Heroscape: RenegadeCon October 2026 Report (Part 1)

Well, fellow fans of Heroscaper (and those who are weirdly fascinated by my obsession with this crazy miniatures combat system), it’s time once again to recap Renegade Games virtual “convention” (RenegadeCon) and the new information they revealed about the next … Continue reading →

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Gen Con 2026 – Wacky/Wise Wizard Games, Northstar Games, HABA

There was an active crowd at Wacky Wizard Games (the Wise Wizard Games nom-de-plume for their lightweight titles) around the Caution Signs sequel, More Fun Ahead, a complete version with new cards. Push Push Penguin has been out for awhile but … Continue reading →

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Dale Yu – Report from CapCon2026 (lots of new Essen games!)

  Well, I just got done with a weekend full of new games at the local CapCon2.  This is an event run by Capstone Games – which just happens to be headquartered in my hometown.  It’s a wonderful event, free … Continue reading →

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Gen Con 2026 – Tycoon Games, Smirk & Dagger Games, Snapship Tactics

I enjoy the Tiny Epic line of games published by Gamelyn games. Now owned by Tycoon Games, I was excited to see more of my favorite in the line, Tiny Epic Dungeons. Tiny Epic Dungeons Adventures keeps the same lightweight … Continue reading →

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Gen Con 2026 – Resurrection Games, Archon Studios, Avalon Hill, Hasbro

There’s still more to talk about in the gaming hall. It really is a big mix of trading card game, miniatures, and boardgames from big and small publishers.   A new publisher, Resurrection Games, had a very nice setup showing … Continue reading →

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