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Gen Con 2026 – Allplay, Pink Hawk Games, Rebellion Unplugged, We Have Issues! Publishing, The Army Painter

It’s been a crazy fall and so the Gen Con articles have been pretty strung out, but with Essen basically already around the corner, I thought it necessary to chuck one final post over the finish line. Allplay is really … Continue reading →

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Gen Con 2026 – Leder Games, Ravensberger

I love checking out the Leder Games offerings as they often dive deep into asymmetric play. When done well, it gives the game a bunch of replay value as you want to see how each new side works. Done poorly, … Continue reading →

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Gen Con 2026 – Greater Than Games, Stonemeier Games, Dire Wolf, Blue Orange Games

Yes, we’re (thankfully) nearing the end of my Gen Con G(J)ournal, probably just a few posts left. While I find myself in the main hall more often than not, I enjoy it when I get to hop out to smaller … 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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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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