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CGI#29: Paranormal Detectives, Party Games, Summer Cons, and Floodgate Games

Casual Game Insider, Issue #29, Fall 2019

As a ghost, give nonverbal clues to your teammates to help them solve your murder in Paranormal Detectives by Lucky Duck Games. Plus: party games, Gen Con and Origins 2019, streamlining your gaming experience, and an interview with Floodgate Games.

CGI#28: Silver, Solo Games, Print & Play Games, and Czech Games Edition

Casual Game Insider, Issue #28, Summer 2019

Get rid of savage werewolves that have taken over your village in Silver and Silver Bullet by Bezier Games. Plus: solo games, adding house rules to your favorite games, print & play games, and Czech Games Edition.

CGI#27: Tidal Blades, Dexterity Games, Game Artwork, and Indie Game Studios

Casual Game Insider, Issue #27, Spring 2019

Complete challenges and battle monsters in Tidal Blades: Heroes of the Reef by Skybound Games. Plus: dexterity games, game artwork, games that are hard to teach, balancing luck and strategy, and Indie Game Studios.

CGI#26: Chronicles of Crime, Roll and Write Games, Emotions of Gaming, and Essen 2018

Casual Game Insider, Issue #26, Winter 2019

Chronicles of Crime delivers a unique cooperative game of crime investigation. Plus: the rise of roll and write games, the emotional connections of board gaming, Essen SPIEL 2018 highlights, and how Keymaster Games has unlocked the potential of gateway games.

CGI#25: Tiny Epic Zombies, Game Rooms, Second Chances, and Renegade Game Studios

Casual Game Insider, Issue #25, Fall 2018

Tiny Epic Zombies is the latest Kickstarter smash hit from Gamelyn Games. Plus: the best new games at Gen Con and Origins 2018, creating the perfect game room, when to give games a second chance, and the rise of Renegade Game Studios.

CGI#24: Year of the Werewolf, Co-Op Games, Color Blindness, and North Star

Casual Game Insider, Issue #24, Summer 2018

Four new werewolf-themed games from Bezier Games make 2018 the Year of the Werewolf! Plus: the best cooperative and semi-cooperative games, accessibility for color blind players, the art of winning (and losing), board gaming on a budget, and riding out the storm with North Star Games.

CGI#23: The Grimm Forest, Word Games, Spring Cleaning, and Animal Personalities

Casual Game Insider, Issue #23, Spring 2018

Battle for control of the ultimate fairy tale in The Grimm Forest. Plus: new word games for Scrabble fans, tidying up your game collection, game acquisition behavior, video games making the switch to cardboard, and Smirk & Dagger's history of backstabbing games and expansion into less aggressive titles.

CGI#22: Shards of Infinity, Sports Games, Bluffing, and Replayability

Casual Game Insider, Issue #22, Winter 2018

Harness weapons of unlimited power in Shards of Infinity, a new deck-building game from Stone Blade Entertainment. Plus: board games for sports fans, Essen SPIEL 2017 and PAX Unplugged coverage, the replayability of great games, bluffing games and the ethics of deception, and Gamelyn Games' Tiny Epic success story.

CGI#21: 10 Minute Heist, Gen Con 50, Abstract Games, Kingdomino, and IELLO

Casual Game Insider, Issue #21, Fall 2017

10 Minute Heist: The Wizard's Tower is a new set collection game by Daily Magic Games that is quick yet strategic. Plus: highlights from Gen Con 50 and Origins 2017, how abstract games can offer a rewarding gameplay experience, crowdfunding catastrophes (and how to avoid them), an interview with Kingdomino designer Bruno Cathala, and how IELLO's passion and creativity beautified the board game world.

CGI#20: Werewords, Escape Rooms, Digital Games, and International Gaming

Casual Game Insider, Issue #20, Summer 2017

In this issue: Werewords, a new app-driven, hidden identity word game from Bezier Games. Plus: tabletop escape room games, the rise of digital board games and simulators, international gaming trends from the perspective of publishers around the world, the philosophy of "better" board games, and how Rather Dashing Games got a fresh start in the industry.

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