Last week we told you about Tennis, a card game that we found at the Quad City Symphony’s annual Second Fiddle Tag Sale. We picked up six games that day ranging in price from $1 to $3, each one missing from our collection. Today we’re highlighting another from that group that is more in line with what we expected to find at a sale hoste ...
Continuing on our theme of what we’re calling serene games, this week we’ve been playing Herbaceous Sprouts by Pencil First Games. In case you don’t remember, we started with Wingspan and then moved on to Songbirds, very different games about a similar theme – ornithology. While Herbaceous Sprouts extends our streak of natur ...
We have one month of summer completely in the books and we’re getting ready for Fourth of July festivities. It’s a holiday that is synonymous with parades, grilling, family bonding and reunions. For as long as I can remember, it’s also been a big day for the movies including single release as well as sequels such as Independence D ...
As you know, we recently spent a week in Ohio for Origins Game Fair. When attending a convention like C2E2, Gen Con or Comic-Con, you can do things at your own leisure and on your own schedule. However, when attending professionally – in our case as media – schedules are much more stringent. I schedule meetings with exhibitors every hal ...
We love trends. Especially when they reflect something we prefer. In the board game world there have been a number of trends recently. A few years ago you couldn’t turn your head without seeing another new zombie game. Train-themed games have always been popular and will probably continue to be for a long time. Even the steampunk style became ...
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