The Golden D6

Filling up your day with all things gaming is pretty easy to do. There's the multitude of websites, game shops, and magazines that you can basically be looking at gaming info from the moment you wake up to the moment you go to bed. To add in there, the latest issue of The Golden D6 is now available for your downloading and reading pleasure.
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In the next week, a lot of us are going to spend time with family. Now, I'm not saying that you shouldn't interact with your next of kin, but let's face it, sometimes you need to get away and take a breather from Aunt Ruthie or Cousin Dwayne. Thankfully, you can find a quiet corner and grab a gaming magazine to help spend the time. Thankfully, The Golden D6 has issue 9 of their publication freshly available.
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We're actually getting some rain here in Georgia for the first time in several months. As such, it's hard to go outside and frolic (as I am wont to do... ??). Best to stay inside and curl up with a gaming magazine. Thankfully, there's a new issue of The Golden D6 to read.
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*puts on Elton John garb*
Saturday! Saturday! Saturday!
Saturday! Saturday! Saturday!
Saturday! Saturday! Saturday night's alright!
Ok, so it's not actually Saturday night yet, but it will be soon (well, for me. Some of you are already well into Saturday night. Bloody time zones). Anyway, I know what you want. You want some reviews. So let's get to it.

Today we have: Package, Zombicide Black Plague, GAMEMAT EU's Battle Mats, Sprue Grey: Wargame Hobby Magazine - The Golden D6 Tutorial Issue, D-Day at Omaha Beach, The Walking Dead: All Out War, Beer Empire, The Undercity, Haspelknecht, Pursuit of Happiness, Dracula’s Feast, Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small iOS, Agricola: Family Edition, Dwarf War, and Get Rich Quick.

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We all know my love of gaming magazines. They're great for a quick read when at the game shop or at some appointment and you've got some time to kill. If you're looking for something like that, The Golden D6 has a new issue out. And it's kind of a special one, too, as it marks 1 year of the publication's run. Woo! *hands out cake*
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Hey there, everyone. We've once more made it to The Weekend. Isn't it just grand? As you're reading this, I'm hanging out at my friend's Library, playing some games. It's a good time had by all.

But that's me. As for you, you're here to check out some game reviews. So let's get to it.

Today we have: Ice Cool, Game of Trains, Sprue Grey: Wargame Hobby Magazine - The Golden D6 Tutorial Issue Six, Pandemic: Reign of Cthulhu, Gloobz, Sushi Go Party!, 13 Days, Junk Art, Lotus, Beyond Baker Street, Rise of Man: Stone Age, and Quarto.

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Just jumping into a painting/modelling project and going at it can be a good way to up your skills. However, if you never learn about new or different techniques, you might continue along as you always have and become stagnant in your abilities. That's where a good tutorial can come in. You're given step-by-step instructions about a process you might not have known about before, and as such, your hobby knowledge can grow rather quickly. The folks over at The Golden D6 think it's good, anyway, and they've filled up the 6th issue of their magazine with new tutorials. You can get your copy now.
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It's been off-and-on rain where I'm at for most of the week. Sure, it's knocked down a bit of the summer heat, but it also means you can't really go out and do much, and driving in rain is never fun. Better to just hang out and read some gaming magazine inside. And I'm in luck, as The Golden D6 has just released issue 5.
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The fellows over at The Gold D6 have come out with the next issue of their magazine for your reading pleasure. So if you want to get even more gaming articles than you get here, you can check it out.
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Coming in at two issues in two months (setting the beginning of a new habit for their releases), the folks over at The Golden D6 have their third issue now available for your downloading and reading pleasure.
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Gamers, so I've found, don't tend to be early-morning people. I, however, am an early-morning person. I get up at 4:30am without the use of an alarm clock. I get to the office at a little after 6am. This means that, on game days, I would often get to the LGS a lot earlier than everyone else. That left me a lot of downtime. Such time is perfect for reading a gaming magazine. With that segue, I give you the 2nd issue of The Golden D6.
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