Each month on this blog we highlight a handful of tabletop and digital games to spread the word about interesting experiences and support ot

Each month on this blog we highlight a handful of tabletop and digital games to spread the word about interesting experiences and support...

Each month on this blog we highlight a handful of tabletop and digital games to spread the word about interesting experiences and support...

Each month on this blog we highlight a handful of tabletop and digital games to spread the word about interesting experiences and support...

Each month on this blog we highlight a handful of tabletop and digital games to spread the word about interesting experiences and support...

Every month I write some impressions of the games I've been playing. This is the latest roundup and includes both digital and tabletop...

Every month I write some impressions of the games I've been playing. Here's the latest roundup. Sins of the Father by Puzzling Package...

“How do you make a puzzle?” is a refrain I hear often but is a difficult question to answer, partially because it’s hard to verbalize the...

Some impressions of tabletop and online games we've been playing recently.

I love spreading the word about interesting games, especially as more and more people are looking for at-home activities.

More lessons from The Emerald Flame Kickstarter, including setting up the project page and running the campaign.

How do I playtest puzzles? Here's a detailed walk through the process.

Takeaways from The Emerald Flame and best practices for Kickstarter before launch.

An overview of 6 unique narrative puzzle tabletop gaming experiences.

The 8th in a series of designer diaries about The Emerald Flame, focusing on puzzle inspiration.

A designer diary about making puzzles and improving user interaction in The Emerald Flame.

Sharing some of my prototyping process for The Emerald Flame, and an intro to some basic prototyping tools.

Another post about noteworthy digital puzzle games!

How do you keep your mind occupied while being stuck indoors? Here are some puzzles and games to play online!

I love making puzzles, but they mean a lot less without other people. How can we design to make games accessible for a broader audience?