What a killer find!

My plan is to release them properly at some point during the campaign but I haven't had the few hours I need to prep them properly

I appreciate it! Never hesitate to correct my bad pronunciations.

In all cases though an interest in theme should trump everything else. If there's a theme that's caught your eye, follow that curiosity!

It depends a little about what you like from those other games. If you like negotiation, check out John Company. If you like player coalitions and tense game states, check out Pax Pamir. If you love navigating the uncertainty that a hand of cards presents you with, check out Molly House.

This is so neat!

Bless you for taking that question.

I'm live with Fred in just a couple of minutes. Come join us!

Probably no genre has shaped my design practice more than old school economic games. There's nothing like a no holds barred fight in a spreadsheet! Come listen to Pete and I as we try to figure out what makes them so compelling and talk about their relationship to An Infamous Traffic.

Unlock and flip the board. I suppose I should have made that more clear!

Yup, we've got a bunch of videos coming down the pipe, including some playthroughs. The first one goes live this Thursday and I'll be doing an interview on Homo Ludens tomorrow that will talk about the game in detail as well.

What perfect timing! After Arcs came out I took about a year break from the game. With Beyond the Reach, I've had a good excuse to be playing it a lot again and rediscovering what fired me up about the game in the first place. This is a marvelous review and well worth the wait.

Let's goo!