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Black Hole (DataBioTics) for the TI-99/4A

https://youtu.be/qTshqxv_hqU?si=Ds2pp3UuI8JoLXH0

#BlackHole #TI994A #Action #Shooter #TwoPlayerGame #2PlayerGame #2P #TwoPlayer #2Player #DataBioTics

Sanctum 2: 1-1 Introduction ("Flesh & Steel", 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/2tKN2zcVdVJqjK4FUL29NW

Sanctum 2: 8-4 The Last Stand (Flesh & Steel, Rank 44, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/5LNz2ytL3TcxvqyFSFp4J5

Further down the #wargame rabbit hole! These #VucaSimulations #games are beautiful—at least their packaging is! I'm really keen to try the #2player 1812 #NapoleonsFatefulMarch, i.e. his Russian campaign. Maybe I can get my #ASL friend to play #AgainsTheIronRing with me. #boardgames #wargames

Some wargames: Against the Iron Ring, 1812 Napoleon‘s Fateful March, Shogun Solitaire

Sanctum 2: 8-3 Radar (Flesh & Steel, Rank 44, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/x7nKm1yRR61XFRGbZpcQug

Sanctum 2: 7-3 Bog (Flesh & Steel, Rank 44, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/nZ6MSfgkNG1btXB1F7y2fs

Beyond Space for the TI-99/4A

https://youtu.be/WKDkc9_g_u0?si=pdk9TbZsuskzYq78

#BeyondSpace #TI994A #Action #Shooter #2PlayerOnly #2Player #TwoPlayerOnly #TwoPlayerOnly #2P #VideoMagic

Beyond Parsec for the TI-99/4A

https://youtu.be/T2vQb5vKu_4?si=tW5RwfjDRcZyOYfo

#BeyondParsec #TI994A #Action #Shooter #2PlayerOnly #2Player #TwoPlayerOnly #TwoPlayerOnly #2P #DataBioTicsInc #DataBioTics

Sanctum 2: 6-2 The Slums (Flesh & Steel, Rank 44, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/8NZ92ePCLaR54Y9ssdxBiP

Sanctum 2: 4-1 The Depths (Flesh & Steel, Rank 44, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/1E5nBnvJBnhBmSknEkDx87

Sanctum 2: 3-4 Abandoned Lab (Flesh & Steel, Rank 40, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/3rr7hXsJFrXkf7YxfMFabM

Sanctum 2: 4-4 The End (Flesh & Steel, Rank 44, 2 Player)

https://video.gamerstavern.online/w/kM3o8tZ4t2SxrxABZdx8Cd

Review: It was like there were pixels: red ones, blue ones and black ones. There was one, two, three or four for each, sometimes none, in all sorts of combinations. You could combine them to give you five, six, seven or eight in the different colours. It was a real puzzle. You wanted to create the lowest or highest difference between the numbers in the centre and those in your hand. That difference changed over time. It was D.O.T by Chris Priscott from Unfringed.

Read the full review or listen to the audio version here: https://tabletopgamesblog.com/2025/09/20/d-o-t-saturday-review/

#boardgames #CardGames #reviews #AbstractGames #2Player