Wiggity Bang, publishers of Quelf , will release Furt in May; you can get a sneak peak at the NY Toy Fair this week. Furt is designed by Matthew Rivaldi. Pick a card and do something...

Warner Bros and Pressman Toy will be bringing you the board game Green Lantern: Power of the Ring, in anticipation of the 2011 summer movie. And you know it’s going to be a good game because...

We’ve already covered examples of outdoor giant games ( Chess , Go , etc). You can find most giant garden games on many sites; well, you actually can’t find a Giant Settlers of Catan, such as...

Known for its inexpensive games, which often required players to provide their own pieces, Cheapass Games is taking its strategy to the extreme. From now on they’ll be offering their games only in print-and-play form. Also,...

Young Isabel duBarry, inspired I gather by the success of her father, game designer Philip duBarry , is publishing a game of her own, Tiger Stripes . The game looks like a great introduction for young...

Digital Adventures has just launched their first product for their iCharacter Sheet series which allows players to finally utilize their iPads for the gaming table. Made to comply with the GSL, their first product is a...

Feast & Famine , designed by Jason Conforto of Good Knight Games , published by Shadow Mountain Publishing (a book publisher, I believe), and sold by Deseret Book , is a game about Joseph in Egypt....

Identity Pursuit is a game and “intuitive tool” for self-discovery. It’s designed to help players discover the patterns of personality in themselves and others—what author Caroline Myss refers to in her book Sacred Contracts as “archetypes.”...

Identity Pursuit is a game and “intuitive tool” for self-discovery. It’s designed to help players discover the patterns of personality in themselves and others—what author Caroline Myss refers to in her book Sacred Contracts as “archetypes.”...

Identity Pursuit is a game and “intuitive tool” for self-discovery. It’s designed to help players discover the patterns of personality in themselves and others—what author Caroline Myss refers to in her book Sacred Contracts as “archetypes.”...