by Really Little Games | Jan 18, 2021 | Our Story
By adding just once extra die, I was able to turn snakes and ladders into a game and suddenly playing with my four-year-old became far more interesting. However, there was no way I could bring this game to my Thursday night game group and say, “check it out fellas,...
by Really Little Games | Jan 11, 2021 | Our Story
Snakes and ladders (or chutes and ladders) isn’t actually a game. That’s my personal opinion of course, but I think that there’s something to it. In fact, there’s a number of games that when you look at them aren’t really games. Let’s talk about why. What exactly is a...
by Really Little Games | Jan 6, 2021 | Really Little Game Reviews
I used to have a regular board game night. Every Thursday I would put the kids to bed, climb into my car, and drive to my best friends’ house where my friends and then we would heckle each other for three hours while we would also play board games. Then there was a...
by Really Little Games | Jan 4, 2021 | Our Story
I really didn’t know where to start. I knew that I had some ideas that could potentially turn into a game and then I started listening to the Board Game Design Lab (BGDL) podcast with Gabe Barrett. Gabe is a wonderful designer and educator with an obvious passion for...
by Really Little Games | Dec 29, 2020 | Our Story
I’ve always loved games. At age 8 I was playing Defender of the Crown on Commodore 64. My teenage years were spent playing D&D into the wee hours of the morning. I spent an entire semester skipping Geology class and instead playing Monopoly. Over the last few...
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