A fun and fascinating Q&A with “Disney Couple” Chip & Dana Brown.
Gaming News
Cryptozoic will be releasing Dark Nights: Metal, a new box set for the DC Deck-Building Game.
Richard Garfield’s The Great Dalmuti, which has been a favorite in my family for 20+ years, is getting a D&D makeover. It’s got new artwork and card titles but remains the same great game as before. The game is available now from Amazon and your FLGS.
If you have experience in digital modeling and sculpting, Gale Force Nine, which has game licenses for properties including Star Trek, Dr. Who, Dune, Firefly, and D&D, is looking to hire. No indication in the job post as to whether the position is remote.
WizKids is expanding its WWE game universe with WWE: Cage Battle, a dice-flicking game. The game is available for preorder now.
Fantasy Flight has also announced thatArmata Strigoi, a German metal band game featuring vampires vs werewolves, is coming soon from Pegasas Spiele.
Czech Games Edition has announced Lost Ruins of Arnak, a deck-building/worker placement game of jungle exploration, coming in Q4.
Sagrada: Life is a new expansion of the great dice placement game from Floodgate, which adds 3 modules that can be mixed-and-matched with the base game or other expansions.
Santorini: New York is the new skin of the tactical game from Spin Master and Roxley.
Finally, here’s what the GeekDads played this week:
Jonathan Liu played Steven Universe: Beach-a-Palooza, The Night Cage, Mining Colony, Northgard: Uncharted Lands, In Too Deep, The Search for Planet X, Miyabi, Rhino Hero, Lucky Luau, and Fort.
Michael Pistiolas played Gloomhaven, Stone Age, and Sentinels of the Multiverse.
Sarah Pinault played Jungle Cruise, Munchkin, Sonic the Hedgehog Monopoly, and Cribbage.
I played Disney Villainous, Last Defense!, and My Story.
