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Boxing Day Gaming

Posted on February 3, 2025 by huzonfirst

My friend Joe is one of the regulars in my gaming group.  He, like me, is a confirmed member of the Cult of the New when it comes to games.  In mid-December, his gaming order crammed full of Essen titles … Continue reading →

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The OG’s Do Their ABC’s – Part C

Posted on January 3, 2025 by huzonfirst

Welcome to the third chapter of the Opinionated Gamer’s Alphabet List!  Just to summarize, 30 of us listed our three favorite games that begin with each letter of the alphabet (as well as those that start with a numeral).  Each … Continue reading →

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The OG’s Do Their ABC’s – Part B

Posted on January 2, 2025 by huzonfirst

Welcome to the second chapter of the Opinionated Gamer’s Alphabet List!  Just to summarize, 30 of us listed our three favorite games that begin with each letter of the alphabet (as well as those that start with a numeral).  Each … Continue reading →

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The OG’s Do Their ABC’s – Part A

Posted on January 1, 2025 by huzonfirst

Happy New Year, everybody!  The OG staff wishes you all a very happy, healthy, and prosperous 2025, with more of the things you love about life and less of the things you hate.  The former will hopefully include lots of … Continue reading →

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Designer’s Corner:  Double Exposure

Posted on November 19, 2024 by huzonfirst

This is the next in the series of articles highlighting games designed by Opinionated Gamers writers, this time by Larry Levy. Game SummaryThis article represents the “coming out party” for my game Double Exposure.  Even though I first created it … Continue reading →

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Larry Levy:  Review of Terminus

Posted on October 24, 2024 by huzonfirst

One of the most enduring and popular game genres are train games, which I’m choosing to define as those where the players build tracks between locations.  They go back at least 50 years (Francis Tresham’s groundbreaking 1829, the first 18xx … Continue reading →

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