Board Gamers Anonymous  Ages is a new reworking by Don Greenwood of Reiner Knizia's Titan: The Arena, published some years ago and now out of print. I'm going to try to look at both games, and reach a decision as to which is...

Titan: The Arena Review  Although sequels are more common for computer games, books and movies, now and then a successful board game will spawn a second incarnation. Sometimes the new game is aimed at younger players (Dungeon sometimes it's a simplified version designed to...

Kulkmann's Gamebox Titan: The Arena  Roman gladiatorial battle and you have the idea. The players take on the role of gamblers who lay bets on the creatures, while trying to influence the outcome and get the creatures they supported through the game alive. First off,...

Titan The Arena Review  It has nothing to do with Avalon Hill's classic game, Titan, but I suspect the title was chosen to attract the same fans. Titan the Arena is a very good game with only one flaw, which is addressed below. It...

Titan: the Arena  You are a fan at the imperial arena wagering on the outcome of five rounds of battle between eight combatants. Each round ends with the death of one of the participants. As the rounds proceed, you wager progressively smaller bets...

Titan: The Arena  Arena shares several syllables with Titan. Some words, too. But the resemblance ends there, apart from the fact that I like both games. In Titan: The Arena, each player is betting on a death match between 8 creatures. When five...

titanarenachart  Creatures battle it out while players bet on the winner. Company: Avalon Hill Type: Card of Players: 2 5 (Best at 4) Grade: Ken says: Well, what can I say about a game I've played over 50 times. For ease...

RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming  Arena is one of the best card games I've played since Lunch Money. Unfortunately there are several barriers to playing it. The first is the teaser A fierce game of deadly combat It's not. It is a fierce game. Deadly...