This article is sort of a continuation of this article from last week, inspired by discussions on twitter mostly located here and here. I made
A little over a decade ago on a night like tonight I’m probably outside, briskly walking through the cool Pennsylvania evening, talking on the phone
This is part 2 in a series about economic concepts in board games. You can check out part 1, about Sidereal Confluence and trade, here.
After seeing the announcement for a new, super-deluxe version of Castles of Burgundy, I was prepared to sit down and write a screed. Sure, the
One of the most impressive feats of televised commentating I can remember was during the famous Go matches between Lee Sedol and the AlphaGo computer
Never Tell Me The Odds Star GIFfrom Never Tell Me The Odds GIFs Scenario 1: I’m playing a game of Pandemic and we’re reaching the
This is part 1 of a series where I explore how games illustrate economic concepts. I’ve got at least one more planned. After that, who
It strikes me as odd that there are so many board games with horror themes but no board game has ever come close to horrifying
When I wrote my article about theme a few months ago I made a quick remark about eurogames, asking, “I mean, from a literary-thematic point of
If there’s anything I’ve become more aware of in my nearly five(!) years of reviewing board games, it’s that I don’t need to feel obligated
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