Nasi Lemak
Nasi Lemak is a bestseller in Malaysia, not just the food, but also the card game.
Shogi
Let’s do something a little different. Let’s play a game first released in 1587 not through Kickstarter.
DISC Personalities and Boardgames
Have you attended any training course on understanding personalities and communicating effectively? Here’s a free crash course. I promise it’s kind of related to boardgames.
King and Peasant preorder is up
Preorders for King and Peasant is up! Check out this Malaysian 2-player microgame which uses only 18 cards.
Loot
Loot is the official convention game of the 2004 Essen game fair. It is a roll-and-write game.
Tiger & Dragon
A clever shedding game which you might be able to con grandma into playing by saying it’s based on a traditional game of some obscure Asian culture.
boardgaming in photos: Ponzi Scheme, Innovation, Attika, Sabah Honeymoon
Sometimes I do a miscellaneous scrapbook kind of post and this is one of them.
Nucleum
What if nuclear power was discovered and harnessed at the start of the industrial revolution?
Rainbow
Don’t trust the unicorn. This is not a cutesy card game. This in an interesting game from Japan where the cards you play to score points in the current round in turn become the points for the next round.
Panda Panda
It seems I can’t get enough of clever little card games from Japan. Here’s another one.
session report: Indonesia
I didn’t realise it had been so long I haven’t played this classic from Splotter – Indonesia.
Ketupat Rendang
What’s your favourite food for Raya? Mine is satay. This is a clever little game from the makers of Drama Pukul 7.
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