Escape from Dulce is the first in a trilogy of collaborative, sci-fi dungeon crawler for 1 to 5 players. Choose from one of 8 hilariously bizarre characters, who have been imprisoned on the bottom level of Dulce Base and have just awoken after a Cryo-Pod malfunction. The players must blast their way through a base […]
And, here is 2017: My Year With Books, Part 3. This is continuing my list of books I read in 2017 and some light commentary. I read a lot of fiction, marketing, data, and design books – with the smattering of books on music and musicians, theme parks, and various obscure concepts. To get the […]
Funforge has launched a new Kickstarter for MONUMENTAL: The Board Game, an epic game of civilization, conquest and expansion by Matthew Dunstan. Per the Monumental FB page, here is a brief description of the game: “In Monumental: The Board Game, each player leads a unique civilization. How will you shape your destiny, and how will history remember […]
New game from Brandon Rollins, launching on Kickstarter on March 26. Preview of Kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1357102631/398908912?ref=446495&token=cdf958a1 Experienced game designer, Brandon Rollins and freelance artist, James Masino, are coming to Kickstarter in hopes to fund the printing of Highways & Byways. Long-time lovers of Ticket to Ride and neophyte gamers alike will enjoy the approachable, nostalgic, […]
Cat Rescue – The Game of Saving Cats is a cooperative puzzle game for families and board gamers alike. Los Angeles, CA, March 20, 2018 – Sunrise Tornado Game Studio, fresh off shipping their last funded Kickstarter game Kung Pao Chicken, has just launched a new cooperative family game inspired by the plight of our […]
As promised, here is 2017: My Year With Books, Part 2. This is continuing my list of books I read in 2017 and some light commentary to see if you might be interested in checking them out. I read a lot of fiction, marketing, data, and design books – with the smattering of books on […]
The BGB 2017 Year in Books Last year, I read an article that suggested CEOs need to read 60 books a year to keep up with what is happening in the world. Presumably, that means a cross-section of books that would make them effective leaders, track what is going on in the world that would […]