"For Russ and the Allfather!"

A massive new campaign just dropped for the mobile Space Wolf game. So much for Injustice 2...

Not Feelin' It

I logged a lot of time playing the original mobile version of Injustice, but for some reason, I'm just not feeling Injustice 2. When I have a few idle minutes for mobile gaming, I'm instead turning to challenge missions in Space Wolf. Maybe I'll let Injustice 2 sit for a while and jump back into it the next time I'm on a business trip...

Progress!

I finished up the single-player campaign for the 40k mobile game Space Wolf yesterday (casualties were high in a scenario aptly titled "No One Lives Forever") and made some good progress on Planescape: Torment. I estimate that I'm about 80% of the way through Planescape. My goal is to have it finished up before Injustice 2 comes out in a couple of weeks...

40k Weekend

It's been a 40k kinda weekend. I've played Space Wolf, I've read a couple of issues of Titan's relatively new Warhammer 40,000 comic book series, and I've worked a bit on my Ultramarines painting. Perhaps by next weekend I'll be finished with the painting and will be able to rope one or both of the boys into playing a bit.

(War)hammer Time

I guess all this time spent playing Blood Bowl and Space Wolf on my tablet has given me a hankering to try 40k again. I've ordered the most recent starter set -- apparently this version, Battle for Vedros, includes simplified rules that I might now have the patience to learn.

Worlds of Warhammer

I've been looking around lately for good mobile games (I ain't got one of them fancy-dancy console game systems) to tide me over until the sequel to Injustice comes out later this year, and I've stumbled upon a couple of Games Workshop gems: Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf, a turn-based game of Space Marines tactical action, and Blood Bowl: Kerrunch, a game of fantastical football-themed combat and part of GW's long series of Blood Bowl titles. Both are free and highly recommended!