It's in my best interest to not share this, like, financially, but dang do I have major respect for his work that it'd be wrong for me not to.

This is where we team up and form our alliance of independent creative service providers in the board game industry, like a way less exciting version of Captain Planet.

This is the most wholesome thing omg 😭

Okay, on second review, it's Shake That City if you're pulling tiles off a 3x3 grid, but the gameplay description is so painfully azul that it sounds like azul. I'm just surprised they wouldn't already have it done if it's Azul lol

"Tiles" looks to be something akin to Shake That City if I had to guess given the stated gameplay and objectives.

They're going where they were meant to, obviously?

Today's mood:

Ooooh, I need to do something like this.

Cause I thought it'd be fun (and it was): I think "MapMakers" is Dungeons & Dragons: Edge of the Realms (which I hope it is, that means WotC can smite them) I also think "Tidewick" might be Everdell? It's hard to say but that was my gut reaction.

Is it sad that it's probably more fun to try and identify the games rather than actually play them on their platform?

Was just thinking about this. A little while ago I had a client who sent me emails that, to me at least, were clearly AI written in some way. As the projects gone along, they've become much shorter and worse, now clearly human, and I'm so glad. They're so much easier and more enjoyable to read now.

omg twins

I feel like there's been a dramatic increase in fucking around at the Leder Offices 😂

It also would require the lights to be rotated, at least with what I had in mind, the lights would need to stay in their relative position to the model as you rotate the camera.

That's like the opposite of getting choked, huh?

I dunno, that tower looks pretty well lit to me.

🫂

Mmmmm, delicious caustics. Beautiful to look at, atrocious to render 😂