Tag: stealth

There’s No Happiness in Death – A Metal Gear Solid: The Board Game Review

Emerson Matsuuchi’s been through the ringer. Whispers of his Metal Gear Solid adaptation first arose in 2018. The game was commissioned by IDW’s board game imprint which resulted in cautious optimism due to their success with the TMNT and Batman Animated Series adventure system games. This was also shortly after the release of Matsuuchi’s Specter…

Stealth and Sabotage – An SAS: Rogue Regiment Review

SAS: Rogue Regiment is one of those games that tickles my gizzard. It’s an indie flick, produced by designer Robert Butler and publisher World Forge Games. It’s also a hot blend of historical wargame and cinematic Hollywood World War Two thriller. The group takes on the role of British SAS agents infiltrating German lines and…

Going Where Eagles Dare – A V-Sabotage Review

V-Sabotage originally debuted in 2016 under the title of V-Commandos. At the time it was an unknown game from an unknown publisher. It received a small amount of positive press but mostly was content operating in the shadows, white-knuckling a KA-BAR and waiting to strike. That initial push was enough to gain some momentum which…

The Crowdfunding Paradox – An Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood of Venice Review

There is a complex logos at work in Triton Noir’s Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood of Venice. The elaboration is not found in the fairly lean ruleset, an evolution of the stealth mechanisms found in the sublime V-Sabotage (formerly V-Commandos), rather, it’s embedded in the larger arrangement of expansive content and its tenuous relationship with physical capacity.…