Rolling The Dice On A Rainy Day
Symposium: The slow kid was just as fast as the fastest of the bunch when rolling the dice. The kid who was afraid to swing across the gully on a vine could take over the world in a game of Risk.
Symposium: The slow kid was just as fast as the fastest of the bunch when rolling the dice. The kid who was afraid to swing across the gully on a vine could take over the world in a game of Risk.
Board Game Symposium: Why don’t I play games with these gorgeous beasts I gave birth to? Am I just a bad mother? I think the answer is probably yes…
At heart, this is a game of tactical starfighter combat, of making plastic ships go pew-pew. When I say tabletop, I really mean it…
Board Game Symposium: If you ask me, the escape wasn’t just from an imaginary castle; it was from the ordinary, every day, mundane activities of life.
Board Game Symposium: Board games are a weird little industry. You have classics like Monopoly, breakout hits like Settlers of Catan, and some come and go. TwixT is one of those.
Board Game Symposium: Modern game design has led to some interesting places. Let me tell you about one of my favourite places.
Board Game Symposium: Lords of Waterdeep is my favorite board game. Seriously, I can’t recommend this game enough.
Board Game Symposium: If anything, Monopoly teaches that, despite your best planning, wise investment, and sound judgment, sometimes the universe has other plans (or no plan at all).
It’s not affiliated with Where’s Waldo, but if you know Where’s Waldo, you know the drill.
You read that right. I am thrilled to hear that Cyberpunk 2077 is being delayed.
We would like you, yes you!, to write about the games you’ve played.
I’ve no doubt that my look back at 2020 will have a similar opening statement to the one above: “I played a lot of games from previous years…
A popular computer game asks a troubling question: Is space our salvation – or a cruel mirage?
Blizzard had a much more successful Blizzcon this year than the one that they had last year.
But that wasn’t difficult.
A board game that split the opinions of the people who played it.