I have to admit, I let my fondness for wooden games get the best of me this time. Not because the game we bought at thrift is bad – because it is meant for much younger kids. It only set us back $1.88, so it’ll make a nice gift to a family with age-appropriate children. Maask by Blue Orange Games is a colorful abstract game for two to s ...
As you saw yesterday, there are a lot of games scheduled to be available for purchase for the first time at Gen Con. There are so many we couldn’t even fit them all in one list! Here is the remainder of the list for use in creating your Gen Con purchasing checklist: Indie Game Alliance (booth #361) ORE-SOME A fast and cheeky resource-gatherin ...
Two months ago we had the pleasure of attending the Origins Game Fair and previewed dozens of brand new games just hitting the market. Long hours and tons of fun were the highlight of the extended weekend, and I’m sure we’ll be back next year to do it all again. But before that happens, something bigger must be attended to. In just a co ...
I often catch myself telling Madison and Kennedy that things were very different in the 1970s when Scott and I grew up. We played outside a LOT because frankly, there wasn’t much on the limited three channels (four if you count PBS). Soap operas were the only shows airing during summer days so it was either sit inside and play with toys and g ...
We continue to be amazed by the variety of different types of games offered in Eagle Gryphon Games‘ E•G•G Series. A couple weeks ago we featured Dexikon, a deck-building game where you build a hand to create more and more complex words. Before that was a dice game, Krakatoa. And even earlier was King’s Kilt, a card game about getting yo ...
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