Retro Games Rediscovered: Carrion
Retro Games Rediscovered is a series based on video games played in those younger days. Today we fire up Steam and discuss the 2020 game Carrion.
Games vary from card games, to word games, to sportsball games, all the way to games of chance and games of life and death.
Retro Games Rediscovered is a series based on video games played in those younger days. Today we fire up Steam and discuss the 2020 game Carrion.
My backlog goal for January 2023 was simple: finish the half-finished squad of 20 Necron warriors and Chronomancer that had sat, primed, on my hobby desk for almost 6 months. I already knew the paint scheme. I had all the paints, basing materials, and base magnets. All that was needed was time spent painting at the hobby desk.
I did it everyone. I painted a few models. In a month. Bare with me a minute while I pat myself on the back and try to avoid looking my shame pile in the eyes… not awkward…
May the Emperor forgive my idolence and sloth! I didn’t manage to achieve my goal for the month of January. Like going to the gym for a New Years resolution, I started out strong at the beginning of the month, and by the end was beginning to regret that paid-in-advance 6 month gym membership.
But is this truly a failure?
Major spoiler alert, I know. But, hey, you should always celebrate when you can. Come inside and celebrate this small success. First round is on me.
My Backlog project results did not meet my expectations. This was for various reasons. But that is not to say that I am unhappy with what I accomplished this January.
In today’s article Dr. D will explain what a Skirmish game is, what differentiates it from other wargames and why he prefers the smaller scale game to large army games.
We’re well into January and I have made progress, but not as much as I might like and not on the stuff I planned to work on. But, progress nonetheless…
Progress has been made! Shock! Quelle surprise! I did end up getting sidetracked by a nasty cold, but otherwise, I think things are largely on track.
Just like Mike and Sully working on the scare floor, Roz has been silently watching me paint over the past couple of weeks painting away for the community challenge. It might not be much or make her happy but at least I’m submitting my first round of paperwork on time.