I am Paco García and in this episode I talk with Bassey Onwuanaku about her game café in Abuja, Nigeria, and how finding out about her daughter learning through gaming, has led her to create Lindem Edutaiment, an organisation that wants to spread education through gaming all over Nigeria.
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Game On Tabletop is a fairly new crowdfunding platform that was born out of the desire to cater to the
Heroes is a deck building game for 2 to 4 players published by Rebel that combine real time dice rolling
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And the biggest and best convention of the year is almost under way. Michael Chamberlain and I have been hard at work – well, mostly Michael – finding out what could be interesting and what games we want to take a proper look at this year. Also who we’ll be interviewing.
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Hello everyone, today we are talking about playing Mice and Mystics for the first time!
Please, do come in and make yourself confortable. There are still some seats at the front here.
The Boardgame Review Room is open!
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Welcome back friends to the last episode of the G*M*S Magazine Podcast. Every since the podcast started, and that’s over three years ago now, I’ve been addicted to it. What started as a once a month endeavour quickly became twice a month, then weekly, and then more often than that with various different shows.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 123 – The last episode! Read Post »
The thing about Kickstarter and board/role playing games that I like the most if the amount and level of crazy, wicked and terribly original some ideas get to. Stack & Attack is one of those!
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Codinca is an abstract game in which players compete with each other moving and turning pieces on a four by four grid in order to create patterns with the symbols on the pieces. The first player to get three patterns out of the four allocated, wins the game.
In this episode we have a few reviews, since I’ve been rather busy playing games, Mike has been busy reminiscing and Kara has been doing what any parent worthy of their name should do and is introducing a toddler to some gaming goodness!
It is quite interesting to see how some people’s names get into the minds of the public and some others
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