Working 9 to 5
I thought it might be time to give everyone an update of where I'm at with the blog, the podcast, videos and everything else I do in the industry.
Tag: Learning
Alpha One
As some of you will know, I'm an alpha player at the core, which means I can take over co-operative games and tell people what to do.
Games of Christmas
I guess it has become tradition now for boardgame blogs to suggest a number of games that people should play with their friends and family over the festive period.
Tabletop Player Profile – Updated
It has been nearly a year since I last updated my tabletop player profile using the Quantic Foundry‘s online form.
Kodama: The Tree Spirits
In a world where every tree is inhabited by its own gentle and benign spirit, it is your important task to ensure that every sapling grows strong and big, and offers a home for as many small creatures and plants as possible, thereby creating harmony and balance in the forest.
Viewing platforms
I recently talked about how some of us need to let people know what we're up to, by regularly sharing updates with our followers - see my article Image matters.
Get yourself a wooden Tabletop Games Blog dice tray.
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.
Community spirit
There are a lot of great things happening in the tabletop game community, which is great and for a lot of us, playing games is about meeting new people, having fun and sharing a hobby.
Group mentality
Solo gaming has a huge following and playing against an AI or trying to solve an objective or puzzle set by the game can be very satisfying.
Kicking it
Let's not beat around the bush - Kickstarter seems to become more and more the de facto way to sell tabletop games.
Abstract games
Chess, draughts, cribbage, bridge and many other traditional games are completely abstract in nature.