Board Games - Creation And Play

In 2006 I started self-publishing board games with Border Reivers. In 2008 I became a hobby publisher, hand-crafting a 300 copy run of It...

This month Eurydice Games Ltd turned five. Six if you count the first year when I ran it by myself. Almost as old as Daughter the Second. I ...

I’ve known Paul for 17 years. He brought two friends to my first ever public playtesting session. All three of them ordered Border Reivers. ...

I started Eurydice Games four years ago. To self-publish hand-made games. Specifically not to go to Kickstarter. Or mess up like I did last ...

I noticed in passing Jamey Stegmaier's 2017 Stonemaier Games Stakeholder Report on twitter this week. It's an incredible read. Espe...

If you follow me on twitter you've probably spotted my #CraftWednesday activity on, unsurprisingly, Wednesdays. I started it towards th...

Following on from last week's blog about why I've gone down the route that I have and what my long term goals are I thought it woul...

Eurydice Games is just over two months old and has completed its first calendar quarter. It's been a busy one, with most of my focus (u...

One of the advantages of running a larger company is that you have people around the office to bounce ideas off and a corporate board to who...

Nope, I'm not talking about a reprint of the game I published back in 2007 (and again in 2008), but instead Eurydice Games , my second ...

I've spent the last five days in Massachusetts for work - it's somewhere I visit a few times a year as our corporate headquarters is...

I'm writing this blog post in the Departure Lounge of Bristol Airport, shortly before a work trip to Boston that will eat up the whole o...

One of the things that will be critical to the success or failure of Eurydice Games is my ability to focus on what's important and get i...

Eleven years ago this month I founded Reiver Games to self-publish my first game: Border Reivers. Then, as now, I was intending to make a s...

I've spent this week (and by this week I mean the hours of 9-11pm, holding an almost sleeping baby in one arm while) trying to finalise ...

If you read this blog regularly you are among my biggest fans - thank you very much for your support over the last 11 years of my game desig...

It's been another busy week as I embark on setting up my second board games publishing company. I've a Trello board of all the thin...