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PM: The 15 Best New Board Games of the Year
By William Herkewitz Sure, the classic board games like Monopoly, Risk, and Battleship are still great fun. But the number of new games has exploded in the last several years as designers dream up
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Forbes: Ticket To Ride: How The Internet Fueled A New Board Game Powerhouse
By Caleb Melby Mark Kaufmann and Eric Hautemont were typical Silicon Valley denizens. Kaufmann served in marketing roles to software and internet start-ups. Hautemont founded Ray Dream, a 3D software developer for Mac, and
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A Beginner’s Guide to the game “7 Wonders”
By Fred Manzo As I’m a believer in the theory that even a bad plan is better than no plan, I’ll set forth my basic strategy for playing a “7 Wonders” game. Now, realizing
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The Boston Globe: Inside the board game renaissance
By Leon Neyfakh Can a cardboard box take over your mind? What the new generation of board game designers is doing to an old-fashioned pastime. Kevin Spak and Sam Liberty are obsessed with fun.
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Deseret News: Asmodee Games delivers tense gaming experience (7 Wonders, Room 25, In Kemet and Dungeon Twister: The Card Game)
By Ryan Morgenegg Reviews of 7 Wonders, Room 25, In Kemet, and Dungeon Twister: The Card Game The board game 7 Wonders by Asmodee Games has won more gaming awards than any other game I know of. It
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Los Angeles Times: Board games are growing in popularity again
By Todd Martens Table-top games, once overshadowed by video games, are drawing people who want more social forms of entertainment. Still, it’s a tough business for publishers. Blockbuster board games are unusual, but Days of
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Wall Street Journal: The Rise of Cooperative Games
By CHRISTOPHER CHABRIS In Pandemic and other cooperative games, players work together toward a common objective When we think about games, we usually imagine two or more players combating one another in a “zero-sum”
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The Hobbit: The Defeat of the Evil Dragon Smaug – A Boardgaming Way Review
Review by Mitchell Freedman Game by Michael Stern and Keith Meyers Publisher: Fantasy Flight Games (2001) Once upon a time, in the golden age of war gaming, a company called Simulation Publications, Inc., created
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