An engaging game for people of all ages; comes with three game modes for prereaders up through adults. Mine some gems and test your luck of the draw with the spell cards in this two to four player game. Five-year-old tested and approved.
Continue ReadingThe Ancient Astronaut Mission Patches are embroidered patches that combine the style of NASA mission patches with the legends of the ancient astronauts.
Continue Reading‘Alienish’ is a part-quick-fire, part-memory game that helps you to quickly learn the basics of an alien language.
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Adrian Collins joins us today to tell us five things made him geek out while he was working on the Kickstarter for ‘Evil Is a Matter of Perspective: An Anthology of Antagonists,’ a new grimdark fantasy anthology from his magazine, ‘Grimdark Magazine,’ currently on Kickstarter!
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Edo blocks are the toy that will cause your kid to ignore Phineas & Ferb. ‘Nuff said.
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One Third Stories are a company who aim to produce “a children’s book that starts in English and ends in a different language.”
Continue ReadingThe offbeat minds behinds behind ‘Schmovie’ are squeezing their creative juices into a new adult party game.
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The Mover Kit: Wearable tech for kids; with a huge range of possibilities to code, create, and encourage kids to do more. It’s fairly simple in appearance but like any child’s imagination – it’s the potential within which is amazing.
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The MiaMilly Hipster Plus 3D carrier is a carrier that’s ergonomic for both babies and adults and has an actual pocket integrated into the waist belt (think fanny pack, but nicer). We can’t wait to try it!
Continue ReadingIn ‘Great Scott!’ the whimsical 19th-century parlour game that never was, players use cards to build ridiculous inventions and explain them to each other.
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Check out Bill Tavis’ Kickstarter to raise funds to print his Mandelmap as full-sized posters. This would make a great gift for the math geek in your life!
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Nick Sharps (N.X. Sharps) is the editor of the acclaimed anthology, ‘Kaiju Rising: Age of Monsters’ from Ragnarok Publications. This week on Geek Speaks…Fiction! Nick tells readers about his latest anthology, ‘MECH: Age of Steel,’ and how it made him geek out!
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This week on Geek Speaks…Fiction! we welcome editors Monica Valentinelli and Jaym Gates to discuss what made them geek out while editing their new anthology, ‘Upside Done: Inverted Tropes in Storytelling’!
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“End of the LIne – Post-Apocalyptic Family Survival” turns surviving the apocalypse into a family-friendly game where even the family dog helps collect food, water, and ammo.
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Urban fantasy author Tim Marquitz joins us this week to talk about writing his Demon Squad series, and what it means to him to write in a genre alongside authors like Jim Butcher, Kat Richardson, Seanan McGuire, and more!
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Today I welcome guest actress Emilie Shimkus, who plays Wren on the fan-funded, fan-favorite show JourneyQuest, which is currently in its last day on Kickstarter! She lets us know why this show is important to the genre, and why it’s important that it succeed.
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MathKit has time left in the Kickstarter campaign, and I highly recommend checking it out if you want to make math as much as a family activity as you do reading books at bedtime.
Continue ReadingFantasy author Mark Lawrence visits GeekMom to tell us about his new game, ‘Horsemen of the Apocalypse’!
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‘Covalence’ is a cooperative and educational chemistry game. But is it fun? Yes!
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GeekMom Samantha Cook doles out some experienced advice on launching your own crowdfunding campaign in her latest installment of Fund This!
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