Finally beat Pandemic with three of the young people. Also had some tense moments in Tsuro!

Won my first game of Stew! Jason Glover

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Trying to decide what to name this world...🤔

Play testing for the next The Game Crafter contest. Not bad, definitely needs some tweaks.

Spending some time in Romania right now. Played a fun card game that was simple to learn and quick to play!

Some early prototyping for a potential legacy game for the boys. Took two big dry-erase boards.

Gonna try to introduce the kids to RISK tomorrow... pray for patience! Played ticket to ride for the first time this weekend. 9yr old won... I’m losing my edge.

Played a classic tonight with the boys. Didn’t quite finish but the status has been recorded for tomorrow.

Well, 4+ hours over two days is enough risk for a while. The boys held on as long as they could...

Parts are here for prototyping Crystal Harvest and Pocket Bowl for the The Game Crafter parts only contest. Really like some of these pieces!

Tried our hand at our first miniatures game tonight. Daughter won as the x-wing.

Working on prototyping for one of the The Game Crafter escape game challenge entries.

Spent some time playing around with a simple DIY lightsaber for the kids (really for me). Not too bad for my first go. PVC hilt with the ability to change colors in the blade. No sound yet...

Added a black hilt to the arsenal. Let the dueling begin!

Playin a little cube conundrum with the 7 year old this afternoon. I let him set up the board... should be interesting.

Is it weird that I secretly hope to find one of my own games at a goodwill in the future?

My first real thrift store score... Risk Legacy for only $3.99. Nothing punched out, only missing the territory cards which I can use from the old risk game!

Well, the 11-year-old won the first game of Risk Legacy... punk.

Board Game Designers - What are your greatest pain/struggle points you face when developing games? For me, it's simply having the time to prototype and test. So many ideas never see the light of day.