Sagrada, probably.

TTRPG about me

First game: D&D 3.0 orange box
Last game: Pathfinder 2e
Longest game: D&D 4e, I think?
Favourite game: Blades in the Dark
Favourite mechanics: No Dice No Masters
Favourite art: Tales from the Loop

I found it to be a pretty tight puzzle when I played it. It's very thinky for a trick-taker, and I liked trying to predict everyone.

I don't think I'd play it again, but I'm glad I tried it.

Yeah, there are some games I love but I didn't feel like they were the best for any specific category.

Evolution and Quantum. Both are amazing designs but somewhat stressful to actually play.

To a lesser extent Millennium Blades and Sidereal Confluence. Simply because they're long and group dependant.

I considered giving best art style to Paradise Killer. I loved just wandering around the island.

Fun thought experiment. Tough choice for a few categories.

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Also shout out to the phoenix emoji 🐦‍🔥 which doesn't appear in certain character sets.

Doesn't it refer to a type of mortarless stonework?

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A friend just made this cute little daily polyomino game! It's browser based and doesn't take long to beat, so I highly recommend checking it out:

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I think it's because some of the easiest adventures to make and run are dungeoncrawls and hexcrawls. Both of which feel like an odd fit for sci-fi.

Though it is a shame there aren't more sci-fi/cyberpunk adventures.

A list of several trick-takers on Board Game Geek, including Tricked Out.

Tricked Out cameo in Shut Up & Sit Down's latest video!

The cover to Driveable City, an April Fools joke on my crowdfunded game Walkable City. On the cover all the streets have been paved, the title has been changed, and the monorail above the streets has been turned into an inter-city highway.

And I can finally announce my followup project with Tim Fowers - Driveable City!

In this 60 minute solo game you get to pave through local communities, meddle with local transit, and play with millions in grants from your government like funny money. Just how Robert Moses would have wanted it!

Yeah, the playtesting area in the basement was a bit... off the beaten path.

I went by WonderCon yesterday to check it out. They had a pretty big board game section (several, in fact) which was cool to see. I'm happy the hobby has been reaching out to more and more people.

Game designers with games that are out:

Where do you keep them? Do you put them on the shelf with other published games? Do you have a place just for games you've designed?

I've been trying to sort my collection and was wondering what other people do.

Cat Sudoku: Clowder Token Collection | A Purr-fect Playtime ⭐ Adorable cat token sets that bring charm, personality, and cat magic to your tabletop games

A tier's now been added just for the print-and-plays!

My game Cat Paper Scissors is on the Kickstarter for just $1, and if enough copies are bought we'll make physical copies too. The game is rock-paper-scissors the engine builder, and is very easy to pick up.

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In the Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, five towers are named.

Eh, you don't spend money on buying animals, and all your laborers are just family members.

I think Agricola is just capitalist because it's about competition in a way that is not how medieval farmers lived.

I mean yeah. How many musketeers were in The Three Musketeers is my favorite trick question.

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pinata game

🎲✂️ 2. Multivictor pinata game. Codesign with @chris.eternalstudios.com. Players vote for A or B each round and receive various payouts depending on the vote's outcome. We just came up with the idea a few days ago so the game is still rough but I think it'll shape up to be a solid negotiation game.

I have no idea if he's looking for work, but I always loved how Logan Stahl's work on The Desert Moon of Karth felt very Moebius-inspired.

That's definitely what I've heard from other successful designers too.

I think it just doesn't get talked about much because it kind of breaks the illusion of meritocracy people have.

I'm not surprised, Walkable City is a great game. I really like how much discussion happens during it, it feels more social than a lot of co-ops. And building the network is very satisfying.

So yeah check it out if you haven't already.

My table at the start of Game Market Vegas.

I had a great time at Dice Tower West! I was able to hang out with a lot of people, and it was great playing games and chatting with old and new friends.

Game Market Vegas went well too. Sold most of my copies of Tricked Out and a bunch of my copies of Coupon Clipper.

Chicken Fried Dice Run your own food truck in a fast-paced, dice chucking and plucking roll-n-write for 1-5 chefs

I know my game goes live tomorrow, but my friends @coinflip.games @boardgameghee.bsky.social launched their awesome game today - Chicken Fried Dice! They've clearly put a ton of love into this one and I am happy to see its already funded 🎉🎲🥘🐔🎉

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Aetherium: The Forgotten Duel Two players unravel the ancient powers, trying to unlock elemental harmony.

I'm not at Dice Tower West this year, but if you're there and want to support indie game publishers like @darylbegamin.bsky.social, go to the Game Market Vegas event happening at 5pm! #boardgames

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The door to the Private Event Space next to the welcome area at Dice Tower West.

Game Market Vegas is tonight! If you're at Dice Tower West come by the room next to the welcome area at 5pm and check it out.

I'll be selling Tricked Out and Coupon Clipper and I know they'll be a bunch of other great stuff too.

There's a second session Saturday at 6pm too.

The board game Fú. A player board is in front with various snack tokens on it, with piles of decorations and money past that. To the right hand side are several red envelopes.

Got a chance to play Fú a couple times this week. I like how it has positive player interaction, something that I think is disappointingly rare in board games.