In an attempt to jump-start the blogging, I thought about what I wanted to talk about. But unfortunately, I don’t seem to think that I have a vast archive of knowledge to share with the world. I doubt anyone really cares about my opinion of Game of Thrones or why drivers should have their headlights on when driving in the
I’ve decided to finally bite the bullet to have my own site. I’m not quite sure what I’ll have here, other than my random thoughts or updates on projects. I’m sure I’ll end up with a page of favorite sites or organizations, which deserve recognition. I’m also pretty sure I’ll continue to post about games I’ve played from a casual
In a previous post, I spoke about how games have changed since your grandparents were your age. I may be dating myself, here, but I remember growing up with Monopoly, Clue, and Battleship. These are still popular games today, and yet, people don’t turn to them as the first choice of entertainment? Why, I asked myself, would mainstream board games
I borrowed the catchphrase from Roberto Blake. He’s a YouTube creator, whom I stumbled upon the other day while I was looking for some free graphic design tutorial sessions on YouTube. I was very impressed with his video because he had a certain presence that imbued confidence and knowledge. This led me to one of his podcasts, which I am
When you hear the phrase board game, what image springs to mind? Long before I had learned of indie games, I pictured Monopoly, Clue, Sorry!, and Risk… But also Checkers(where my brother always won – I suspected he cheated), Battleship, and Scrabble. And why wouldn’t you think about those games? They’ve been around for decades! They are considered classic board