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!
Second podcast of the day and second Kickstarter project, this time a Roleplaying game from Cakebread & Walton, Pirates & Dragons.
I had the pleasure to catch up with Pete Cakebread, which I was really looking forward to indeed. I met, really briefly, him at Conpulsion in April and didn’t get the chance to share a cup of coffee with him. I have promised myself next Conpulsion I’ll share a pint instead. That should help!
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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By Paco Garcia Jaen There are few things more exhilarating than discovering an interesting game from a country you weren’t
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By Paco Garcia Jaen Once again, friends, we’re recording our RPG podcast and this time, after Vickey has had the
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I keep saying (and probably will for a long while) that Role Playing publishing companies (and gaming companies in general)
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I am not particularly good at Science Fiction. In fact I am pretty terrible because when I try to write it I leave so many holes that the story becomes unworkable. And then I can’t be bothered to repair the holes because I’m a lazy bugger.
Butt people like Gobion Rowlands have a talent for it, which is just as well because otherwise we’d never have good Sci-Fi.
Having said that, I didn’t know about him until Angus Abranson from Chronicle City. “He’s a great guy to interview, Paco” he said, “you should have him in the podcast”.
And who am I to argue with him?
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To offer a single game when a writer creates a Kickstarter campaign is pretty normal. But Jim Pinto is not
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One of the two episodes to be released this week. In this episode the good Dr Reddy and myself decided
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