From auctions to social deduction, from bears to food trucks, there’s not only a lot of variety in mechanics this month, there are a lot of fun themes as well.
Do you think someone is trying to persuade you to discard? Or are they too happy to leave you with your current hand? If only you knew what card you were holding — but you don’t.
Jesse Tannous, a freelance journalist who regularly contributes articles for Casual Game Revolution, recently began a new board gaming venture that has caught our attention. Great Minds Think Geek, as it is called, is a Phoenix-area business that provides a game library and game teaching services to various venues and events that are interested in tabletop gaming. We wanted to find out more, so we reached out for an interview.
Rather Dashing Games has announced This Belongs in a Museum, Asmodee Digital has a new release, and Greater Than Games is hosting a miniature painting competition.
Beat other players in the race to build the most awesome, colorful, robot ever in this family-friendly card game, currently seeking funding on Kickstarter.
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