Join Consey and Suzanne as they talk with Dave Beck from Paverson Games. We discuss the new hot game, Luthier, that is on crowdfunding and demoing at GenCon 2024. Find out what all the excitement is about then stop by GenCon booth 2151 and check out the game in person!
Join the WiscoDice crew as they discuss what games they are excited to explore at GenCon this year. Will we see you there?
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In Episode 123, the hosts define what a Euro-game is to them and talk about their favorites. Join us in discovering what each host enjoys about Euro games and what they dislike.
In Episode 122, the hosts discuss their favorite games where they play the bad guy. Give it a listen and find out why they like taking the bad guy role in these games.
Welcome to Kickstart Monday! This is our weekly series featuring 2 or more crowdfunding projects that have caught our eye. We scour over platforms like Kickstarter, Gamefound, and Indigogo to find interesting projects.
There are certainly some exciting projects out in crowdfunding land. Let’s take a look at a couple of games that we think you should check out.
I love old-school calendars. The nostalgia factor plus the fact that I still find it useful as I work at home to have a clear, visual reminder of what day of the week it is! That’s why this project is one I am always excited to see each year. As a backer from previous years, I can also say that these calendars from previous years are of great quality and deliver on time.
The 2025 Board Game Creations Calendar features a unique piece of art each month designed by Katia Howatson. She uses game components in her work, with each design inspired by a different game. It’s exciting to see which game and theme gets displayed each month. It’s unique and is a great accessory for a gamer who has everything.
Campaign runs through May 6, 2024. It also has some neat new add-ons this year. These include bookmarks and t-shirts! You’ll want to check this project out if you are like me.
Being able to game on the go is becoming more popular than ever. That’s why we picked this project to highlight this week as GameLib Pocket. GameLib Pocket from Grammes Edition is a pay-what-you-can board game subscription. In this project, you receive some basic components for gameplay such as a deck of cards, a few dice, some meeples, and wooden cubes. What’s great about this is that you will then receive regular PDF updates with rules that you can use those components to play various games.
If you are a gamer on the go and want something you can take that is light and play several different games with, this might be your project.
Thank you for checking out this week’s Kickstart Monday! If you find these interesting or want some attention on a Kickstarter or other crowdfunded projects that you would like to read more about please share your thoughts with us via our social media or email.
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