randomlyunique

As a huge fan of logic puzzles and retro gaming, I decided to merge those two and take a shot at building a Game Boy Advance game.

My wife and I enjoyed creating our farming game (Cirrus Business) so much, we decided to follow up with a direct sequel.

For the past few years, my wife and I have spent a rather significant amount of time working on our unique twist on a farming video game.

My last attempt at a multideck was ill-designed.

In elementary school, my teachers replaced my precious recess period with a remedial writing class.

After about a month of work, my wife and I created a solitaire collection game using Godot 3.

It's been over eight years since I started this blog by analyzing my wife's affectionate text messages.

YINSH and Can't Stop are two of my favorite board games.

My wife - a flautist - has a tendency to describe music in terms of colors.

Sturgeon's Law, despite being quite the underestimate to any non-goldfish entity, unequivocally states that "ninety percent of everything is crap."

With the almost endless onslaught of new board games, how can someone discover the best and most diverse set of games without spending a boatload of cash?

I completely believe that displaying a purchased canvas of "A Starry Night" - although beautiful - totally misses the inherit personal nature of art.

There are hundreds of amazing games you can play with a standard French deck of 52 cards.

During the last month of my senior year of high school, my AP Biology teacher gave free rein over the final project.