Maurice Suckling

That sounds excellent. It was my first time with it. I think I will have students play it first day of my new Narrative-Driven Analog Games course in the fall.

That sounds excellent. It was my first time with it. I think I will have students play it first day of my new Narrative-Driven Analog Games course in the fall.

Today’s game: For the Queen. Everyone defended her, although everyone was conflicted.

I totally agree - there’s more mileage here. I hope to be able to share something soonish…

Yes - wholly so. Now starting to think through tweaks to that.

Today’s activity: testing a decision tower.

Today’s development: a Decision Tower (prototype 1.0) - exploring the potential of Dirk Henn’s battle tower for other uses.

Today’s arrival:

Today’s game, brought to me by my artist/designer friend Ron: Reductio Ad Absurdum (all the faces of the die are marbled effect without lettering or numbers and are difficult, although not impossible to tell apart).

Today’s arrival: some alternative history where Japan does not surrender in 1945 - the last ditch coup that failed in our timeline succeeds in this novel.

Today’s reading: about the failed coup in the last few hours of WWII that sought to overturn the Japanese government’s (and the Emperor’s) decision to surrender.

Today’s arrival:

Yesterday’s game: A Gentle Rain. Check out step 1 of set up: boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/33...

How about we talk on Discord? We can have a proper conversation there face to face. You can find me there as “Maurice Suckling”.

Are you thinking in terms of video game design in general, or video game narrative/narrative design?

My guess is most games writers will find this useful, as a refresher, or a teaching tool, or perhaps as instruction for those still early in their career trajectory. I can’t send all the contents here - but this is most of it. I hope this helps.

Today’s arrival:

Today’s extravagance:

Today’s reading:

Crisis: 1914 Can you prevent World War I with your diplomatic skills?

The perfect game for June 28 doesn’t exi… boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/39...

Today in Halifax, NS, HMCS Sackville, WWII corvette.

I can attest to that. Really enjoying this place!

Yesterday’s game: Junior Labyrinth. Board game cafe in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Thanks, Terry. It’s getting closer. Hoping to take it to SD HistCon later this year.

Thank you so much for saying so.

Thank you. Currently in talks with a publisher. Nothing final yet. But I will update my website soon - will return to this…

Today’s delivery: latest card revisions for Elizabeth: England Aflame (4-7 players about spycraft in Elizabethan England).

I hope to try it later this summer, with a view to possibly bringing it into a class next semester on Narrative-Driven Analog Games.

Today’s arrivals:

Today’s arrival: