Have you ever wanted to be like MacGyver? You could accomplish almost anything with just some duct tape and a paper clip. Fortunately, you can be MacGyver in this new escape room game by Pressman Toy.
Corwin Riddle is as intriguing and captivating as his name implies. Corwin has recently launched his first Kickstarter campaign through his company, Strange Space Games, for Arcane Alley. The Kickstarter looks phenomenal and is nearly fully funded (at the time of writing). Plus, Corwin is a writer like myself, so I knew I had to talk with him. Without further ado, here is my interview.
Quick Simple Fun Games is the epitome of a game publisher focused on creating an enriching experience through casual games. We recently had the opportunity to interview them.
CMON has announced a new roll-and-write game, IDW will be releasing a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles card game, and Calliope is hosting a giveaway for 12 Days.
Halloween may be over, but Kickstarter still has a couple of spooky games this month, from a narrative-based horror game to a social deduction game about solving a murder.
Gamewright has a new game out, Strawberry Studio has announced a new card game, and Days of Wonder is running a giveaway for three copies of The River.
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