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Video Game Retrospective: Space Marine

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There’s a world where we have a long line of Space Marine-branded Warhammer 40K games to play, moving from the launch title bearing that name from Relic Entertainment in 2011 to a sequel sometime in the next three years...
Reviews

Video Game Retrospective: Dawn of War 3

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So, at long last, we’re here. Dawn of War III is a dead game. All the Dawn of War games are dead games now, to be fair, but you can usually find at least some diehards still doing The Last...
Reviews

Video Game Retrospective: Dawn of War 2: Retribution

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It’s been a while! Now that NOVA’s over we’re back in the saddle with the Dawn of War II retrospective for the second, final, and most important expansion, Retribution. This is pretty much the final form of the Dawn...
Battle Reports

The 2019 NOVA 40K Narrative Event

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The NOVA Open comprises some four levels of the Hyatt at National Airport in Washington D.C. -- everyone who had to walk up and down the broken escalator felt that one -- and there were, roughly, one and a...
Gaming

The Goonhammer Interview: Mike Brandt

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Now entering its tenth year, the NOVA 40k Grand Tournament has become one of the largest events of the year and a major part of the 40k tournament circuit. The event is headed by Mike Brandt, the NOVA Open...
Gaming

The Goonhammer Interview: Pete Foley and Robin Cruddace

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Over the last three years, Pete Foley, the Book & Box Games Manager, and Robin Cruddace, the lead games designer for Warhammer 40,000, have become faces for Games Workshop, engaging with the community on a regular basis, both online...
Reviews

Video Game Retrospective: Dawn of War II and Chaos Rising (2009 to 2010)

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So we arrive at Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II. This is probably the defining modern Warhammer 40K game, rivaled only by its predecessor and Warhammer 40K: Space Marine; to the degree that it can be said that a...
Reviews

Video Game Retrospective: Dawn of War Expansions (2005 to 2008)

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  Last week we covered the base Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War game, which made a massive impression on the RTS genre in the early Aughts and inspired three expansion games from 2005 to 2008. This week we’ll actually talk...
Reviews

Video Game Retrospective: Dawn of War (2004)

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This is where it all began: the original Dawn of War. Okay, technically it began with Warhammer 40K: Fire Warrior, but Fire Warrior, a first-person shooter where you played as a T’au commando, was a weird game whose reach...
Reviews

Video Game Review: Battlefleet Gothic 2: Armada

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We return this week with probably the current flagship 40K video game, given Inquisitor’s rocky track record and Mechanicus being a budget title. It would seem fairly odd on first blush that this duty would fall to one of...
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Magic: the Gathering Tarkir: Dragonstorm Review, Part 4 of 4: Red, Green, and Colorless Cards

For our last bit of coverage of the new MTG set Tarkir: Dragonstorm, we look at the set's red, green, and colorless cards.
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