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by Amir Aien Hi there, BGG, Amir here, designer of a new print-at-home, roll-and-write game called Unvention. I have been working on and playtesting Unvention for the past three-and-a-half years, and I am incredibly proud of the game it turned out to ...
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by W. Eric Martin Let me return to the halls of GAMA Expo 2025 yet again, stopping at a few more booths to show you what's coming in 2025: - Publisher Cardboard Alchemy has received a lot of love for both Flamecraft and Andromeda's Edge -- two vastly ...
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by W. Eric Martin - In a BGG blog post titled "It's the Stupid Economy", Cherry Picked Games' creative director Alex Jerabek explains why tariffs on games produced in China -- as damaging as they might be -- are only one of the financial concerns ...
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by David Gordon Initial Brainstorm and Early Testing In early December 2022, TAM and I received an email call for proposals for a game design using LEGO elements. We were fortunate to have been referred to the publisher Dotted Games -- an Asmodee ...
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by W. Eric Martin Wolfgang Warsch's The Quacks of Quedlinburg -- which debuted in 2018 from German publisher Schmidt Spiele and won the Kennerspiel des Jahres that same year in Germany -- has been released in more than twenty languages and sold more ...
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by W. Eric Martin - In September 2021, Fireside Games announced that it would adapt Ham Helsing -- a three-book graphic novel series from writer/artist Rich Moyer that features a monster-fighting pig -- for tabletop play, with a "Kickstarter for the ...
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by Oink Games Inc. Editor's note: Here's a history of Oink Games' best-selling title and its spinoff titles, told in the form of a Q&A session. --WEM Starting from a Second Grader's Idea Question: We've heard that you based Deep Sea Adventure on ...
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by W. Eric Martin Time to keep marching through the GAMA Expo 2025 halls three weeks on(!) from when it took place. It would be more expedient to embed a camera in my forehead and livestream everything, but then I'd never be able to wear a hat again,
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by Ron Sierra I used to hate ladder climbers, that is, card games that have players essentially outbidding each other with increasingly stronger sets of cards. It's a genre that never worked for me and one that I was (and still am) frankly bad at:
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by W. Eric Martin - At GAMA Expo 2025, Douglas Beyers described For All Mankind, which he co-designed Julia Drachman and they released in early 2025 through their Bad Cat Media brand, as "CATAN in space with nukes". The slightly longer description on ...
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