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by W. Eric Martin Now that I'm finally caught up on submissions to BGG's Game Market Spring 2025 Preview -- mere hours before that show opens, mind you -- let me run through a few items on the plate before I get back to business as usual: - The Spiel ...
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by Oink Games Inc. Editor's note: Here's a history of Oink Games' late 2023 release DroPolter, told in the form of a Q&A session. --WEM The Making of DroPolter Q: What inspired the creation of DroPolter? Paul Schulz: I never set out to design a ...
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by W. Eric Martin Let's start our look at Hot Streak -- the newest release from Jon Perry and CMYK, who worked together previously on 2022's Spots -- by checking out the front of the box: Aw, yeah -- that looks like a box of fun nonsense right there.
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by W. Eric Martin I've been slow to post the past few days, so let me catch you up on what's been going on behind the scenes. Primarily, I've been working on three convention previews and starting a fourth one because, well, why not? These previews ...
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by W. Eric Martin - We should have seen this coming, I suppose -- or maybe some of you already had a private betting pool for what would come on the market next for Antoine Bauza's 7 Wonders. If so, those of you saying "dice game" can now collect ...
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by W. Eric Martin - How many train-based games can publishers produce? All of them, apparently, at least if given enough time. We can't really judge this statement as correct or not until all of time has passed, of course, in which case humanity will ...
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by Viktor Péter The Beginning Great games are often born as a result of meticulous planning and years of industry experience. That said, passion, curiosity, and experimentation can sometimes make up for the lack of these, and starting with a blank ...
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by Greyfax Here is the discussion for this week, which I've edited with the author's permission: I am in two regular gaming groups right now. One is a private group that meets at a board game café that serves food. The other is an open meetup at a ...
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by Jay Cormier Corps of Discovery started, in essence, on a call with Buffalo Games. John Bell from Buffalo Games asked me and my partner in crime, Sen-Foong Lim, whether we could design a solo game about being stranded on a deserted island. (This ...
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by W. Eric Martin The Origins Game Fair 2025 Preview, such as it is, is now live on BoardGameGeek. I say "such as it is" as I've received only two dozen surveys from publishers at this point. Perhaps folks are still waiting to see which games will ...
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