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GenCon 2017 Mega Rundown – Digital
Among all the boards and dice at GenCon are those who are working towards eliminating those same things. Not that there’s anything wrong with physical games, but sometimes it is difficult to get all the players you need together in … Continue reading
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Tagged android, asmodee digital, Catan, digital, ios, mac, North Star Games, pc, race for the galaxy, steam, temple gates games
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iBoardgaming – Eclectic Fall 2014
Perhaps a surprise to the hard-core boardgamers, there are strategic apps on the app store that are NOT direct ports of boardgames. Here’s a selection of various game apps (including wargames and collectible card games) that might be worth a … Continue reading
iBoardgaming – Fall 2014
Welcome back to iBoardgaming, it’s been awhile. (Amazing what adding a third child into the family can do.) A good crop of games has arrived in the past few seasons and it’s more than time to give them a proper … Continue reading
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Tagged board games, iboardgaming, ios, ipad, iphone, reviews
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iBoardgaming – A Few Non-boardgames
Thanksgiving weekend is a time to travel to be with family (for those that celebrate it). It’s hard to bring out a nice boardgame in the car (or on the plane) and while you could play something on your iPad … Continue reading
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Tagged iboardgaming, ios, ipad, iphone, rpg, strategy, Wizards of the Coast
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iBoardgaming – Fall 2013 Edition
The holidays are nearly upon us, and for most that means some additional travel. Travel time is rarely a good time to get in some boardgaming, unless you have a handy way to manage the board and all the bits. … Continue reading
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Tagged A Brief History of the World, Battle of the Bulge, board games, ios, ipad, iphone, lord of the rings, Monopoly, reviews
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Matt Carlson: GenCon 2013 – The Kitchen Sink
Despite the focus on boardgaming by our particular interest group, GenCon has a very broad range of events present. In fact, by my estimation, GenCon is an even bigger RPG (role playing game) convention than a boardgame one. Companies bringing … Continue reading
