Hi! It’s me again, Eline from Antwerp – Belgium. A few weeks ago you could read all about me and my board gaming habits in the 24th edition of the Analog Games series Board game shelves around the world #24. In the introduction, I mentioned my love for travelling. With both me and my boyfriend […..]
There’s a weird apartment in the city of Kharkov (Ukraine), which used to be inhabited by travelers, designers, musicians, photographers and artists. The walls of this apartment all carry the spirit of adventurism and aspirations. In one of the rooms, behind the red door with a dark forest on the wall and a cat sleeping […..]
The year was 1962 and the place was Christchurch, New Zealand. Royal New Zealand Air Force pilot Robert (Bob) Moore was doing his training, flying over the city. Bob used the 206’ (63m) Christchurch Cathedral Spire as a landmark during his manoeuvres. He marvelled at the tiny toy-like buildings below. It fascinated him how the […..]
Out Last: Westbrooke has been in the works for over a year and half created by two designers, Nathan and Kevin. The first six months were spent just dialing in the rules and concepts. Creating prototype after prototype and countless playtests. After the rules and game play had been solidified, Nathan got to work on […..]
Hello, here is Sonja from Brunswick, Germany. I work for an IT division in public service. Avocationally I try to get my master degree in Business Informatics. I don’t even know how I find time to play boardgames and write about my experiences besides my work and studies. But somehow it works. Since January 2015 […..]
My name is Annette aka Nettersplays. I currently live in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, San Francisco. I’m an avid boardgamer and I love sharing my gaming experiences through pictures and videos with the gaming community online. During the weekdays I work at UCSF as a physicist, but at night I […..]
We are Bujar and Adrian and together we are SunCoreGames – a young and innovative team from Switzerland that creates board games. It all began in our childhood when we started playing almost everything from Monopoly to the Pokémon TCG, and pen & paper games like Dungeons & Dragons. We preferably played challenging 2-player games, […..]