Oceans: Legends of the Deep will be on Kickstarter November 1 If there’s any doubt that Oceans is the wilder, freer, more combo-tastic game in
A version of this review was published on a site, I have discovered, no longer exists. Catch the Moon is delightful, with its tone somewhere
Sometimes you feel like you’ve arrived late to the party. Everyone’s moved on from a game, but you weren’t there when it was popular so
The first time you play Babylonia you’ll probably play poorly. Fair warning. I’ve taught this game to at least 4 groups of people and no
Codenames Duet is more than simply a 2-player version of the most popular party game of the last few years. It’s transformed, different, and compelling
For those reading this in the distant future: Wordle is all the rage right now. Maybe it’s still the bee’s knees in your time too,
At one of my first gaming conventions I attended a discussion about game design. There, I first heard about the double/halve rule. So many people
Deduction is rigid, which makes it difficult to incorporate into board games, which thrive best in the rivers of uncertainty and doubt. If a deduction
Going scuba diving was one of the most surreal experiences of my life. It’s at once impossibly serene, a blanket of subaqueous white noise and
Stefan Feld’s Carpe Diem is so clearly riffing on many of the same ideas in his masterpiece The Castles of Burgundy that I can’t help
Adapting an outside property into board game form is simple. I mean, it’s not. But it also is. Bear with me here. Board games, insofar
Union Station is on kickstarter now. Travis D. Hill’s Union Station is admirable in its transparency. It doesn’t disguise itself with excess; it’s confident in
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