Geoff Engelstein is one of the best people in board gaming at teasing out and explaining the complex factors that go into game design and
Alright, people, listen up. I don’t have many gaming pet peeves but this is the biggest one so pay attention. Can we stop calling games
I slept through the changing of the year, and it might as well have gone that way, what with the general consensus that 2020 was
Why? What’s the point? No, really, what’s the point of reviewing games? Why do I do this week in and week out? I could talk
A few weeks ago I wrapped up a week-long debate camp for high school students. I’ve probably coached at 10 or so of these kinds
A common refrain in my game group is that Descent is fun despite itself. I think this is accurate. We certainly had a blast playing
I vaguely remember the first time I played Magic: the Gathering. I think it was on a camping trip with some family friends. I was
I’m not tied to a publisher, and from my Kickstarter Curmudgeon pieces it’s obvious I clearly don’t have any idea of what kind of marketing
I kind of liked not doing Kickstarter Curmudgeon last month, as scheduling things led to me simply not getting around to it. So when I
I keep seeing this question on social media and elsewhere and I can’t quite figure it out. Where’d we get the idea that surprise hit
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