Some ideas just hit you like lightning. Once they've worked their way into the folds of your brain, they will not relent until they've achieved fruition.
From a board game based on a popular web comic, to a steampunk Victorian setting, there’s a rich world of stories this month on Kickstarter, including two story-telling card games.
You can now pre-order the expansion for Splendor, USAopoly has announced a Guardians of the Galaxy card game, and there’s an interview with author Tristan Donovan.
Submitted by Chris James on 07/07/2017 - 12:08. Category: News
At 9:00 AM PST we launched our much anticipated 6th annual Kickstarter campaign. Within 17 minutes, we reached our $10,000 funding goal; within 1 hour we doubled our funding goal.
Our Big Box O' Games Giveaway is back! Help us celebrate our 5th anniversary issue of Casual Game Insider and our new Kickstarter campaign by entering to win these eight brand new games.
Perplext has a new line of roll and write games set for release in 2018, Z-Man has announced Junggle, and Blue Orange Games will be releasing Photosynthesis in August.
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