Home teaching
Growing up, I played a lot of tabletop games with my parents and brother.
Growing up, I played a lot of tabletop games with my parents and brother.
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.
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.
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.
It has been nearly a year since I last updated my tabletop player profile using the Quantic Foundry‘s online form.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Let's not beat around the bush - Kickstarter seems to become more and more the de facto way to sell tabletop games.