Hey, C.W. Richeson reviews Arsenal of Heaven on RPGnet.

His main beef seems to be with the system. Which was seen as a strong point in a different review I read, so take that for what you will.

Reviews being the popular subject at the moment I'd like to mention the wonderful review of Solipsist in this month's Knights of the Dinner Table (No. 141) by our very own Ash. I've not mentioned it up till now because although I knew it was coming I hadn't actually read it yet, but I got my copy today and I love it.

It's a glowing review, but a fair one, even though Ash didn't like Freida's picture of the Flying Snails (which is mine and Gregor's favorite piece I think :), though Ash, you should have told me you needed cover art and we'd have gotten you a much higher res copy :)

Hello,

The Steampower forum at this site seem a bit dead, but I still want to share my Dead of Night review with any potential visitors.

TTFN,

Yoki

Ash's review of Best Friends will be in Knights of the Dinner Table #135. I'll be picking it up for sure.

Thanks to Ash for reviewing it, and for everyone who suggested that he should. It is very much appreciated.

Paul Tevis gives a nice little review of Play Unsafe on a bite-sized Have Games Will Travel (for a few games more).

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So I played a game of 'Fear Iteself' at Furnace with the redoubtable Mr. Walmsley in control. I have since had time to reflect on the game and to read through the rulebook and would like to share my thoughts. This is a review with reference to an AP if that is ok for this part of the site.

Firstly, Graham basically made the game enjoyable for me, he is a fantastic GM and really brings each of the NPCs alive. His descriptions were evocative and his character acting was superb.