Jonathan H. Liu

Sometimes you just don't really feel like yourself, whether because you woke up on the wrong side of the bed or because you've been subsumed by sentient alien fungus.

It's time to put your dungeon-building skills to the test—how will they stand up to actual heroes?

Fill your secret lair with traps and guards, and send your agent to infiltrate your rival's lair.What Is Spyworld?Spyworld is a flip-and-draw game for 2 to 99 players, ages 8 and up, and takes about 30 minutes to play.

The reason I'm calling today's column "space-time" is because I've got two books set in space and two about time travel. Ta-da! Let's start with the space books.Disclosure: I received review copies of these titles.

So, our nation celebrated its 250th birthday this weekend—a pretty big deal, and yet we're still a fairly young nation in the scheme of things, and it seems like we're still figuring things out and making a lot of mistakes.

Borders are strange things. Some are physical things: a river, a canyon, a wall. Others are more conceptual: the lines between countries, for instance. And then there are those that are magical: the borders between worlds.

Build your crew of wacky heroes in the land of Absurdia, from the supermodel skeleton to the many-limbed stock broker.

Earlier this month, Level 99 Games launched a Gamefound campaign for Bullet Galaxy, two new expansions to their Bullet game series, and the campaign includes tiers to get the base game, the expansion content, or even an all-in with everything included. I've mentioned some of the earlier Bullet campaigns in my crowdfunding roundups in the past, but I've never done a full review, mostly because it's a game that I backed myself but had not received a review copy.

Because of some travel this week, I'm a little short on time so this week's stack is shorter than usual (and I probably won't have a column next week at all).

FlipToons is back for a second season, with all new characters!