Analog Games aren’t just fun. They also often come in interesting boxes featuring beautiful artwork. It’s no surprise that a lot of us love to proudly showcase our board game collection on a shelf. In this series, every week one of our fellow board game enthusiasts will exhibit their board game shelf and tell us […..]
Hello! My name is Valérian Henry and I am currently a fourth year student at the design department at the School of Fine Arts in Rennes, France. In my personal work I examine the various aspects of games and their embodiments. My first research led to study the game elements in the process of creating […..]
My name is P. D. Warne. For over fifteen years I made videogames at Lucas, Double Fine, Hololabs, and Ubisoft studios. In 2015 I set out to create my own titles under the Lumo Amuzo label. Although my experience had been in the digital realm, the games I began designing craved the social and physical […..]
Analog Games aren’t just fun. They also often come in interesting boxes featuring beautiful artwork. It’s no surprise that a lot of us love to proudly showcase our board game collection on a shelf. In this series, every week one of our fellow board game enthusiasts will exhibit their board game shelves and tell us […..]
Japanese game designer Takashi Hamada designs board games for the visually impaired. Nearly 280 million people around the world are estimated to be visually impaired, of which almost 40 million are blind. Takashi’s games connect these people with people that can see well by providing an enjoyable game experience for both, using sounds and the […..]
I’m James Ernest, game inventor. I’m best known as the president of Cheapass Games. I’ve been designing and publishing tabletop games for about 20 years. Some of my better-known titles include Kill Doctor Lucky, Lords of Vegas, Button Men, Give Me the Brain, Lord of the Fries, and Pirates of the Spanish Main. I also […..]
Analog Games aren’t just fun. They also often come in interesting boxes featuring beautiful artwork. It’s no surprise that a lot of us love to proudly showcase our board game collection on a shelf. In this series, every week one of our fellow board game enthusiasts will exhibit their board game shelves and tell us […..]