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ALIEN Board Game Will Bring Terror to Your Tabletop Twitter 0 comments In space, no one can hear you scream. When you’re sitting at a table with your friends and family, though? Yeah, they can definitely hear you scream. And they soon might, when you experience one of Hollywood’s most iconic sci-fi horror films in a whole new way. Alien is getting its very own board game. Ravensburger Alien: Fate of the Nostromo (first announced by BoardGameGeek). The co-op tabletop game, designed by Scott Rogers and developed by Steve Warner, will put players right in the middle of the chaos that stru...

Posted on Wednesday, February 24th, 2021 by Hoai-Tran Bui In space, no one can hear you roll dice. Well, in space you can’t even roll dice, but we’ll suspend our disbelief for the new  Alien board game that will soon let players experience the terror of the 1979 horror sci-fi classic for themselves. Ravensburger is releasing  Alien: Fate of the Nostromo (via BoardGameGeek), a co-op tabletop game that will put players right in the middle of the action of the 1979 Ridley Scott film, in which the crew of the Nostromo is terrorized by a deadly alien. Designed by Scott Rogers and develope...

Making hard decisions harder The Colorado State Legislature is considering a new gas tax that will increase gas prices. As a full-time college student who works a part-time minimum wage job to support myself, an increase in the gas tax would lead me to choose between filling up my tank each week, commuting to school and work, or how many groceries I can buy. This would make hard decisions that much harder in my day-to-day life. Before the pandemic, I planned to spend the remainder of my senior year working to save up money for college. As we all know, plans changed in 2020 and when the lockdo...

New programming encourages supporters to enjoy Washington wine and food "to go" and "at home" February 09, 2021 SEATTLE – Taste Washington today unveiled its 2021 programming, a month-long celebration of Washington wine and food. In its 24th year, Taste Washington is adjusting to meet the needs of public safety by offering an entire month of creative new promotions encouraging people to directly support the Washington wineries and restaurants they love; and to discover new favorites. “While we look forward to a big in-person reunion in 2022, this year has given us the opport...