Review: Manifest
Shipping tycoons must get grey hair pretty early. They have so much to worry about. →
Author: Jason Meyers
Jason Meyers
I have lots of kids. Board games help me connect with them, while still retaining my sanity...relatively speaking.
Interview: Artist’s Valley: Naomi Robinson
Some things in life go unnoticed unless they’re awful. That’s often the case with artwork→
Review: Villainous Vikings
There have been some phenomenal beards throughout history. Sophocles, Galileo, Blackbeard, Marx, Chuck Norris. Barbarians,→
Table Top Season 3 to Feature Sheriff of Nottingham
[The following is a press release from Arcane Wonders] Sheriff of Nottingham Chosen for Table Top→
Review: Chronicle
Whist, Bridge, Pitch, Euchre, Hearts, and Spades. All great, popular, and fun games, to be→
Review: Black Fleet
A pirate walks into a bar and sits down. The bartender notices that he has→
Review: Cahoots Digital App
iOS and Android gaming is now a staple in the hobby. And while we here→
Preview: Knee Jerk
[Ed. note: This is a preview of a non-final, non-production prototype demo of the game.→
Review: The Card Game of Oz
Middle Earth, Narnia, Lilliput, Westeros, Wonderland, Neverland, Discworld, Scandrial, Arrakis. These are but a few→
Review: Jupiter Rescue
Aliens. They just won’t leave us alone! Pestering us wherever we go. Can’t they colonize→
Interview: Jason Huffman
It was the Age of Powder and Musket, the Golden Era of Mighty Sail, and→
There Still Be Dragons (A Second Annum’s Reflection)
Honestly, I never set out to pen annual reminiscences of my blogging misadventures, so this→
Preview: Duel of the Magi
[Ed. note: This is a preview of a non-final, non-production prototype demo of the game.→
Review: For the Crown: The World is Round
Magellan paved the way from 1519-1522 – in ships – although he died and his→
Review: Who Stole the Cookie?
Sharing is a wonderful concept to live by and teach our kids. It promotes cooperation,→
Why, Why, Why?! #9: Get Rid of Box Inserts
Why, Why, Why?! is a series of highly subjective, perhaps personally charged, and often provocative→
Review: Rattus
Rats got a bad rap in the 14th Century. It wasn’t their fault they carried→
Zombies!!! Third Edition to be Released
[The following is a press release from Twilight Creations, Inc.] Twilight Creations to Release Zombies!!! Third→
Review: For the Crown: Shock & Awe
It seems we humans like to spice things up a lot. Our daily routines, our→
Review: World of Tanks: Rush
General Patton once said, “Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won by→
Thanks to Kickstarter, We May Finally Get Potato Salad!
[Editor’s note: The following article reflects only the opinions of its writer and does not→
Review: Desperados of Dice Town
The high noon sun beats down mercilessly. Sweat soaks your hat’s wide brim, tiny droplets→
Review: Hull Breach: Corporate Wars
You’ve probably heard of corporate takeovers, right? Maybe you think Wal-Mart is pushing out the→
Why, Why, Why?! #8: iOS Board Gaming is Lame
Why, Why, Why?! is a series of highly subjective, perhaps personally charged, and often provocative→
Preview: Assault on Doomrock
Welcome to my Introduction of Doom! In fact, prepare yourself for a lot of Doom. →
Kindergarten Pop: Gaming With A 6-Year Old
Gamers with kids are always asking for recommendations on what to play with them. It→
In Canada It’s Called a Washroom (And 7 Other Musings on Origins)
So, I spent last week with a bunch of Canadians in Columbus, OH (that is→
Review: Fantasy Frontier
There has always been a certain romance about airships. Sleek and pure with their silhouettes→
Go Short: Playing Not to Lose
It’s tradition for the senior class at my daughter’s high school to conclude every academic→
Review: Cuba: The Splendid Little War
Writing at the conclusion of the 10-week long Spanish-American War, soon-to-be Secretary of State John→
Why, Why, Why?! #6: Lots of Open Information is Bad
Why, Why, Why?! is a series of highly subjective, perhaps personally charged, and often provocative→
Review: Journey Stones
Have you ever seen a Viking longship? I mean, it’s basically just a carved out→