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Up to four players test their mettle against a GM, who takes the form of the evil wizard Morcar and tries to stop them at every opportunity. HeroQuest is harder to come by these days, but you can find copies on sites such as eBay.

The different races have satisfyingly varied tactics, so you can try to tailor your deck of objectives to suit your force - be that a horde of six skeletons or a couple of superhuman Stormcast - and your playstyle.

This is another specialist game that the company is continuing to support with beautiful new miniatures; if you struggle to paint whole armies, it will be a welcome change to paint just a couple and have a playing force. A team of veteran Blood Angels Terminators are sweeping the decks of an apparently-abandoned spaceship when their scanners begin beeping ominously. Space Hulk is out of production at the moment, but you can occasionally find reasonably-priced options on eBay if you keep your eyes peeled and notifications on.

This criminally overlooked skirmish game sees a squad of Space Marine Scouts take on the Genestealers. The jungles of Catachan give off huge Predator vibes, and the short games make for incredibly exciting sequences. Forbidden Stars is a huge board game of space warfare on an interplanetary scale. Part bluffing and part long-term tactics, players take control of the Space Marines, Eldar, Orks or Chaos in an attempt to reign supreme over the Herakon Cluster. Each turn involves placing tokens face down to either dominate, strategise, deploy or advance through the galaxy in order to wrest control from the opposing factions.

After a period of bluffing, guessing and changing carefully-laid plans on the fly, the tokens are revealed to see who enjoys the spoils of war and whose plans for the turn backfired. The addition of hex tiles makes movement unique compared to other flight-based board games, and the variety of manoeuvres available to your tiny planes leads to a wide range of strategic options each turn.

A wretched hive of scum and villainy if you ever saw one, players take control of one of the many gangs vying to be the top dog in the criminal underworld of Necromunda. Both changes lead to more exciting games, although selling the campaign rules separately is a cynical move, especially as they could use a little improvement to really tell the stories of the Underhive.

I recently spoke to Apex Legends developers and fan artists on how that game is putting its story in the hands of the community. Embedded in the European indie scene and having herself developed critically acclaimed small games like Can Androids Pray, Nat is always looking for a new curiosity to scream about—whether it's the next best indie darling, or simply someone modding a Scotmid into Black Mesa.

She's also played for a competitive Splatoon team, and unofficially appears in Apex Legends under the pseudonym Horizon. Audio player loading….

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