Like Yoggity , here's another game, Pastiche , that deals with combining paint colors to make various other colors.  It looks like you...

Tasty Minstrel games has started a Kickstarter fund drive for its next release, a space-themed card game called Eminent Domain.  Tasty Min...

The following are the rules for the game I submitted for the September BGDF design showdown.  The restrictions were that it had to have a ...

In the most recent Paper Money podcast , Ben Clark discusses small-time independent publishing, specifically self-publishing.  An interestin...

I've got two entries -  Diggity  and  Yoggity  - submitted for the 2011 Hippodice Autorenwettbewerb .  They have a first stage which is ...

I got a chance to play Race for the Galaxy last week too. It was a lot of fun. It has a pretty steep learning curve, but I was getting it fi...

... and a total nerd. Interview by my good friend Bob Beshere, Ph.D.

I finally had a chance to play Dominion  last week, so I have an understanding now what the fuss is all about. It's a clever design - e...

The Kickstarter-funded project to produce the Inevitable board game has come to fruition - they've taken delivery of several pallets of...

Reader Dave Conklin of Oak Tree Games  writes to suggest IndieGoGo.com as an alternative to Kickstarter.com for project funding.  He's...

I posted a few days ago about Matt Worden's Jump Gate , which is an indie game published through The Game Crafter . Well, Games Magazin...

Reader Daniel writes the following about my  recent post on Yoggity : So have you decided how to tackle the judges' "ruling"...

The judges at Gamecon Memphis thought my game Yoggity  was suited for 6-8 year old kids.  I certainly need to listen to that feedback and fi...

Here's the final wrap-up from the Gamecon Memphis competition.  My game, Yoggity , got third, with a recommendation that it might be b...

Matt Worden is (at least superficially) like me - he's designed a number of computer games, is also into designing board games, and has...

I'm still trying to get a sense of what happened at Gamecon Memphis, but the result is clear; the winner of the regional there was a gam...

The entries  are up.  Some interesting ones - the Robin Hood theme made most of them overlap in terms of plot  and layout, but the minigame ...

I haven't spent any time trying to convince publishers to pick up one of my games, but this  post on sell sheets from Jay Cormier  seems...

I got my entry in for the Robin Hood BGDF contest for September.  In addition to a Robin Hood theme, you had to include two mini-games, whe...

Yoggity's being played today for the Rio Grande competition - I'm frustrated I can't be there, but excited about the feedback I ...

Here's another one, this one the game Scoops from TableStar Games .  TableStar seems to have a pretty extensive lineup of other games, ...

Lines of Fire.  Neat - this one got funded rapidly, for a small but effective amount of money, for a short-run (100 copies) of a card-based ...

I haven't had a lot of time to write posts recently - work is heating up, and most of my game stuff is behind the scenes or waiting (con...

Tasty Minstrel Games  has a new refer-a-friend program, where you post customized links to their pages, and if your friends go to the site a...

A Robin Hood theme , with TWO OR MORE minigames, and robbing from the rich worked in somehow.  Man.  This is tough.

My game, Snood , was mentioned on last night's episode of 30 Rock .  Pretty awesome.

They have the schedule up - Yoggity's on tap for Saturday early morning and early afternoon, plus I guess they could play it during the...

After a relatively short marriage, SuperiorPOD and TheGameCrafter are parting ways.  Here's the official announcement .  I've posted...

OK, so, I have two good candidates for the Hippodice competition - Diggity  and Yoggity .   Cult  I think is too language-dependent; part of...

Yesterday, I mentioned Flash Duel from Sirlin Games .  It sells for $13-$16 in the normal version (cards and rules only) and $30+ for the d...