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Hey everyone! Today we're joined by Jason Huffman, head honcho at Battle Hardened Games, and designer of the currently Kickstarting game 1750: Britain vs. France.
Read MoreOkay, we know things have been quiet around here for a few days. But we have a good reason. Well, not a good reason, but a reason. Jeremiah had to have an emergency appendectomy! He's doing better every day, and is home and resting. And he no longer has an appendix that hates him. So we're getting back on track, and starting with Kickstarter Weekly. Let's dive in!
Read MoreToday we welcome Saar Shai, the man behind the hit game The Agents. He’s just launched a new game on Kickstarter and he’s here to talk to us about it.
Read MoreHave you ever had this happen? There's a game that you like--maybe even really like. MAYBE EVEN LOVE. And then you play something else, and as you're playing it dawns on you: "I never need to play Game X again." Well tell us about it!
Read MoreWell, we find ourselves with another week gone by, and another great lineup of Kickstarter campaigns to check out! So what are we waiting for?
I thought you'd never ask!
Featured Campaign!
Bomb Squad - Tasty Minstrel Games
TMG, not to be confused with TMZ, is back at it with a real-time co-op game that puts players in a high pressure hostage situation, as you send in a robot that you program in order to attempt to disarm the bomb! In the ever expanding genre of co-op play this appears to be yet another quality installment!
Read MoreSure, we're immersed in the board game world. We scour sites for news. We pore over press releases. We follow every publisher and player we can on Twitter. But sometimes, things just slip through the cracks and we don't find out about them until later. X-Wing Mission Control from Fantasy Flight Games is one of those things...
Read MoreOne of our favorite franchises here at Theology of Games is the Small World one. This light civ game has lots of variability and replayability--and it's just plain fun! And special powers. I LOVE SPECIAL POWERS! Days of Wonder has announced some new races and abilities, and some reprints of old favorites.
Read MoreAirship cruise liners--the epitome of comfort and ease-of-travel. But they're also the perfect place to pull off the perfect heist. You're a criminal mastermind, determined to assemble the best gang you can to pull off some shenanigans. But you're not alone... Skyway Robbery is the latest game from designer Philip duBarry. Is it full of hot air? Let's find out.
Read MoreLast week's Weekly Wonder asked about your solo gaming habits. So this week we're going to talk about 2-player games. When we first started the blog, we wrote about our favorite 2-player games. Here's Firestone's, and here's Jeremiah's.
Read MoreLet's do this! There are a lot of really great projects to take a look at this week! And we've rounded up a few for you to check out!
Skyway Robbery - Phillip duBarry/Game Salute
Form a gang, grab some gear, bust gang members out of the brig, and pull off some heists! Skyway Robbery is set in a steampunk aeronautical world as players travel in a sweet zeppelin-looking jobby and try to become the most reputable and rich gangster. This one has been in development for years and it looks like that time has paid off. Check out our interview with designer Phillip duBarry right here, and check back soon for our preview!
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