Experimenting with Custom Anomia Decks
I've been having a lot of fun creating custom Anomia decks lately.
What Board Games Can Teach Business
My Harvard Business Review essay on what board games can teach business appears in the Jan/Feb is...
Um.... Julia Roberts likes Anomia...
Imagine my surprise when a friend texted me from the dentist office to inform me that Julia Rober...
Swords -vs- Umbrellas
Just realized we have more swords than umbrellas in our umbrella bucket.
I count five swords, on...
Duple Goes Global
Though it's only been on the market for a couple of months, reports of Duple sightings are comin...
At Once All On Fire
Well, we’re catching up after a busy summer and a busy start to fall. Andrew and I are looking f...
Duple! Duple! Duple!
Howdy everyone!
We're obscenely pleased to announce the launch of our new game, Duple! Two lette...
The Continuing Board Game Renaissance
Great story in the Ideas section of today's Boston Globe about the resurgence of table-top games....
A little friendly product placement
My friend Randy Kaplan just sent me a photo of a poster for a
recent performance of his at Symp...
Happy 1st Birthday to Anomia!
One year ago today I received my very first shipment of Anomia! It consisted of 2,500 games and ...
The games arrive!!!!!
First off, I need to extend a big thank you to some of the kids who live on my street. They were...
The Proof Finally Arrives
After far too many phone calls, bouts of thumb twiddling, soft curses under my breath directed t...
Announcing Unbored Games!
We're so excited about the recent release Unbored Games!
Penned by our pals Joshua Glenn &...
A Treasure Trove of Supernatural Collective Nouns
Check out this amazing poster featuring a stupendous array of supernatural collective nouns. Yes,...
A Dance with Drones
Check out Cirque du Soleil's beautiful, playful way of incorporating drones into live performance.
Humans-vs- Computers: Go
Here's a great piece in Wired on the challenges of making software capable of playing Go.
Industrial Jenga
This is pretty much just an elaborate ad for CAT excavators and the like, but still pretty awesom...
