Tracking Stats
For my Iron Infantry game, I’ve been trying to figure out how players will track their stats. I’m looking at games like Zombicide and Gloomhaven...
E.T. Glasses from Pizza Hut
As I’ve probably mentioned before on here, I loved E.T. when I was a kid. Actually, it was more of a love/hate relationship, because, while...
Prototyping A Map
I’ve been working on the G.I. Joe-inspired game, Iron Infantry, quite a bit lately. So, I thought I’d put out an update. To finish my...
The Story of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was released on May 23, 1984. The second film in the Indiana Jones trilogy, but technically a prequel,...
Casper, The Friendly Ghost
There are certain characters in pop culture that are akin to comfort food for Gen Xers. They’re never characters that you obsessed over like Star...
Switching Gears
As is often the case with projects that are strictly hobbies (like making board games), I’ve decided to switch gears and work on a different...
Ghostbusters Meet The Laser Ghost Read-Along Record Book
When Ghostbusters debuted in 1984, no one was expecting it to be such a crossover hit with kids, so there wasn’t a lot of Ghostbusters...
A Return to Rugby
Back when I was a kid, we lived in the country and weren’t able to get cable television. So, I grew up on CBS, NBC,...
The late-1900s
I’ve been seeing a lot of posts on social media like this lately… Or the latest one making the rounds… The formula is essentially: It’s...
Sherlock Hemlock Magic Slate
The Magic Slate erasable writing toy was invented in 1923 by R.A. Watkins. The Magic Slate consists of a piece of cardboard with a black...