Gameruman is a South African flavoured tabletop gaming blog written by Luke Paruman. It's a way for him to reconnect with a hobby of his, tabletop gaming, that he has been neglecting of late. He writes reviews, session reports, tips and tricks, event coverage, his experiences sharing his passion with his family... pretty much anything gaming related that pops into his head.
Luke introduces us to his new Shadows of Brimstone characters and then plays through the first round of his campaign.
After a very trying year Luke is making his way back to the things that he enjoys. Chief among them gaming.
Luke reviews a game that he has been eagerly anticipating Mythic Battle: Pantheon. Let's find out if it lives up to his expectations.
Luke and his son re-ignite their Warhammer 40K hobby after a short break for school exams.
Luke used board games to help facilitate a full day of meetings at work. He used games as a tool to help people express ideas and thoughts in a manner in which people of different backgrounds can understand.
Luke has been looking forward to getting this game for a long time. It's reputed to be a great solo game. Let's see what he thinks in his Coffee Roaster Review.
Luke and his son Ronin have been chronicling they journey into the world of Warhammer 40,000. Here is what they have been up to so far.
Every so often Luke takes a step back to take a look as where he is with his hobby. Looking at goals and progress made helps to keep pushing forward.
Luke takes us through his 3rd post in a series on how to paint the models from the board game DOOM.
Gameruman looks at Kingdomino, a fun game for all ages designed by Bruno Cathala and published by Blue Orange Games.
