My wife and I bought a pop-up camper from our neighbors this past summer. We can’t wait to get camping in it next year. The plan was to store it in the 3rd stall of our garage over the winter. … Continued
The GAMES Magazine award has lead to some interesting things that I wasn’t expecting … such as scrambling to pull-together a 2nd Edition of “Jump Gate” in time to ship for this holiday season! I had been hoping for the … Continued
Skip Maloney posted a rather thorough review of the game at Examiner.com yesterday. While he does a good job of describing how the game works, what I really like is how you can see him mentally working through his early … Continued
I’ve been chomping on the bit to post this since I was alerted to it by a designer/artist friend of mine who facebooked me about it (props to Josh!) about a week-and-a-half ago … as a GAMES subscriber, he was an … Continued
Tom Vasel, a well-known board game reviewer, who puts out several video-based board game reviews per week has recently done a review of “Jump Gate”. While he is normally partial to component quality (and this game won’t blow you away … Continued
I had a very good, busy summer. Got to camp a bit, fish a few more times than I had expected, coach some softball with my 10-year-old’s team, and visit family & friends. Didn’t do much games-related stuff, though … … Continued
Jump Gate was mentioned in the board games review section of the September 2010 issue of Games Magazine. On page 74 of the issue, John J. McCallion — the magazine’s editor-at-large for the “Traditional Game Views” section of the magazine, … Continued
Duncan (spacewolf009), the New Zealander who won the free copy of Jump Gate during the launch celebration has posted his review of the game on BoardGameGeek.com. He’s got nice things to say about the game, and I’m happy to see that … Continued
Matt Drake, at “Drake’s Flames” blog site, has written up the first public review of Jump Gate. While Matt seemed to like the game, and gave a pretty spot-on assessment of the game-play, I think he was way over-the-top harsh … Continued
I am using The Game Crafter (TGC) to publish my board games. If you are familiar with CafePress or Lulu, TGC has a similar publish-on-demand take on board games. As a game designer, I am able to upload any graphics … Continued