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personal lookback at 2021
My personal journey – 2021
Dancing Queen in Italy
Dancing Queen reviewed by an Italian blogger.
Brazil Imperial
Build your empire in South America.
A Kindly World
A clever little (literally) card game from Japan where you are always pushing your luck trying to collect items.
Dancing Queen at Game On Lah event
An exciting experience for me showcasing my game design at a public event.
JOME
A simple and compact card game designed in Malaysia.
Signorie
Lead your family to fame and power in 15th century Italy.
Revisiting Carcassonne
Always good to bring out a classic for a spin.
Give me Regicide, or give me death!
‘Regicide’, according to almost any dictionary you care to look up, is a word that simply means ‘the killing of a king’ and its earliest usage dates back to the 16th-century – I can only imagine it was happening frequently enough for them to come up with a […]
Spiel21: It’s Day Zero
The Day before Spiel. As we Malaysians look forward to entering an endemic phase for COVID-19, some are looking forward to waking up tomorrow to the largest boardgame convention in Essen!
Kaki Lima
Take a stroll in Georgetown, Penang and meet up with your friends.
Railroad Ink
A clever roll-and-write game of connecting railways and highways.
L.L.A.M.A.
An innocent-looking but devilish card game from Reiner Knizia.
How to win your girlfriend’s father’s approval if he’s a board gamer
Is it a good idea to play a Draw 4 on your girlfriend’s father?
The White Box – game design toolkit
What do you get inside this toolkit created for new game designers?
Nidavellir
O mighty dwarf lord, gather your brothers and sisters to form the mightiest army of all, and win the honour of slaying the ancient dragon.
City of the Big Shoulders
Rebuild Chicago in this game of stock manipulation, worker placement and resource conversion. A bit of 18XX without the railroads.
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