When I posted about Skylanders Chess late last week, I had no idea I would hear back from the author of that article. I took the opportunity to ask him …
Continue reading →Kickstarter has become a phenomenon with video game developers, but it has become even bigger with board game developers. I asked Michael Mendes, founder of Tasty Minstrel Games, about his …
Continue reading →Let's face it, one day our consoles are going to end up in that giant motherboard in the sky, and the portal of power that comes with the Skylanders games …
Continue reading →When I talked to someone from WizKids about Quarriors at GenCon 2011, they said that it would be the game of the year. I thought that was a pretty bold …
Continue reading →While WizKids is mostly known for their "Clix" properties, they do have a couple Star Trek games and the awesome Quarriors. Recently that they are moving in a completely new …
Continue reading →Last summer I was introduced to Mexican Train Dominoes by my wife's family. While I generally like other games that contain more strategy, I was happy to play some games …
Continue reading →Playdek knows how to convert board games into digital format on the iOS platforms, and they want you to flirt a little with your handheld iOS device and your significant …
Continue reading →Survival horror has been a staple for video gamers for quite some time, with such series as Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Fatal Frame. Plenty of board games feature zombies, …
Continue reading →The New York Toy Fair is going strong right now, and several companies have already released some of the games they will be coming out in the upcoming year. …
Continue reading →With the New York Toy Fair coming next week, WizKids is busy making announcements. Today they announced what I believe is a new genre, the puzzle building game. The series …
Continue reading →WizKids has put out some great games lately, and also some great toys, like the Portal 2 Gun replica. Now they are taking other Valve properties and bringing them …
Continue reading →The board game Mage Wars has a lot of strategy with it, even though there are only four different mages included. Arcane Wonders has done a great job to have …
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