The Hidden Language of Co-op Gaming – how board games build communication skills
Most people see board games as entertainment.
Demonstrative Board Gaming – my approach to demoing games
Over the years, I have demoed quite a lot of games at a few different locations.
Shelves of Stories – how games and books reflect who we are
Some people enjoy running their fingers along a row of books, looking for one that catches their eye.
Keeping the Fun – a reply to Dan Thurot’s “Anti-Fun” article
I was reading Dan Thurot’s most recent article, titled "Anti-Fun", when, as so often with his writing, I found myself challenged in the best possible way.
Size Matters – board games’ table space requirements
As board gamers, we are obsessed with size.
To the Bitter End – board games don’t have to finish
We are all so very conditioned to play board games to the end.
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Each tray is the perfect size to roll your dice, and with the soft mat, it’s really quiet, while the wooden frame makes it wonderfully sturdy.
Abstract Imagination – thematic and abstract games
Sometimes I want to become the character on my player board, living out their adventure and experiencing a dramatic story filled with excitement and suspense.
Ethics and Reviews Revisited – my personal stance
Most of us have heard of situations in our hobby where someone has behaved in a toxic way.
Historical Hubris – the draw of history, politics, and purpose
I think board games aren't just entertainment.
Critical Products – product reviews vs critical reviews
I love Hegemony: Lead Your Class to Victory.