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Blood On The Clocktower, or How I Realized You Can Be Stressed In Multiple Ways For 2 Hours At A Time

Posted on July 13, 2023 by ericwedens

Review by: Eric Edens You Mean Like Werewolf? Blood on the Clocktower (BOTC) is a social deduction game which requires a Storyteller to play.  To explain how to play I will briefly compare this to Werewolf but please know this … Continue reading →

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CMON Expo 2017 – Nerd E’s Experience

Posted on May 20, 2017 by ericwedens

This past weekend, May 11th – May 14th, I attended CMON Expo 2017 in Atlanta.  I attended as a member of the media and I have a lot of cool stuff to share.  I had a great time.  I had … Continue reading →

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Circuit Maze – Review

Posted on October 18, 2016 by ericwedens

Circuit Maze Designers:  David Yakos, Wei-Hwa Huang, Tyler Somer Publisher:Thinkfun Players:1 Ages: 8 and Up Times Played: > 5 Review By Eric Edens (Nerd E) Circuit Maze from ThinkFun is a puzzle game using real electrical currents and circuit logic. In a … Continue reading →

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Get Excited! SeaFall

Posted on May 12, 2016 by ericwedens

If you don’t know by now, SeaFall is coming.  Plaid Hat has pre-orders available now and can be found here.  Now should you pre-order this game?  Is it going to be good?  What’s the hype all about?  I have read the … Continue reading →

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Tabletop: The Impact, the curse, and the future of board games

Posted on May 9, 2016 by ericwedens

April 2, 2012 was a momentous day in board game history.  You can disagree but the proof is, as they say, in the pudding.  Tabletop, the web series featuring Wil Wheaton began this day and started a conversation among hobbyists … Continue reading →

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The People You Play Games With – Eric Edens

Posted on May 1, 2016 by ericwedens

  Board gaming is a social hobby.  Yes you can play some games solo but for the most part, the hobby requires personal interaction.  Like actually being around…people…yuck.  If I want to play an auction game, it pays (get it? … Continue reading →

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