Eddie Izzard talks bringing the feminine to Jekyll and Hyde and moving Hammer horror into a new era Alan Wake 2's minimum specs have disqualified my gaming laptop, and now I question the financial viability of PC gaming Although the franchise has always revolved around battles between good and evil, Star Wars usually focuses on the characters at the center of it all. Not so with Legion. Although major heroes and villains are featured, this is a miniatures wargame like Warhammer or The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms. That means it emphasises rank-and-file troopers. The potential for confusion and convolution is increased by the detail of the symbols, which ditch Dobble’s unmistakeable minimalism for more realistic depictions of their silver screen counterparts. Crammed onto a circular card with seven other images, it’s hard to instantly recognise Obi-Wan Kenobi (here in his Ewan McGregor form) as being the iconic Jedi unless you’ve passed around the included booklet key beforehand or happen to know his lightsaber colour. This is remedied in the distinctive helmet of the Stormtrooper, the moon-like sphericity of the Death Star and the word clues – with ‘Hoth’ helpfully supplanting its ‘o’ with a Viper probe droid to dodge debates over whether it’s actually called an Imperial probe droid or Viper probot. Great online store for board games. They always arrive perfectly and undamaged which is important to me.

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In the latest Dobble, this time themed after the first six Star Wars films, this swiftness is hindered by the use of more complex images and their often perplexing names. While most fans of a certain age – probably those a little above the game’s six-plus age rating – will be able to spot an X-Wing, stormtrooper or lightsaber, even more knowledgeable movie buffs will take a little longer to recall the proper titles for the more niche Imperial Shuttle or Naboo N-1 Starfighter. That’s without mentioning the multiple appearances of some characters, which can lead to the awkward blurting-out of phrases such as ‘Han Solo in carbonite’ to distinguish from his standard pistol-wielding portrait and desperate attempts to express that you have two matching images of ‘Anakin (Episode III)’ rather than the separate ‘Anakin (Pilot)’ icon.

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But do you know your X-Wing from your Y-Wing? Can you spot the difference between Count Dooku and Anakin Skywalker? And, more importantly, can you do this before anyone else? Even the most hardcore of Star Wars fans will forget the name of characters as obvious as Darth Vader, and I have found myself shouting ‘erm… scary asthmatic guy’ on more than one occasion. Don’t judge until you’ve played. It's always an excellent service with brilliant products at a very competitive price - will use again!