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A new in-depth game interview with Stephen Finn about Herbaceous Sprouts. A dice game coming from Pencil First Games for 2-4 players.
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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A Micro Chat interview with Danny Devine and Steven Aramini, on Sprawlopolis the spirtiual sucessor to Circle the Wagons. Sprawlolpolis which plays 1-4 players, is a city building cooperative game, that can fit in your pocket.
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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In this (rewind) edition of Designing Meeples (from March 2015), we interview famed tabletop designer, Matt Leacock shares some advice and tips on designing a good co-op game.
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The Inquisitive Meeple interviews game designer, Steven Aramini on his new game, Tricky Tides. Currently, on Kickstarter from Gold Seal Games, Tricky Tides merges trick-taking with pick-up and deliver mechanics.
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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Returning to Ed Marriott's Fictional Town of Scoville
Back in February of 2014, one of the first people I interviewed for The Inquisitive Meeple was, Ed Marriott, about his game Scoville, which at the time was on Kickstarter (The True Story of Ed Marriott and His Fictional Town of Scoville). Well we are back with Ed Marriott with a follow up about Scoville, now that the game is finally starting to ship to backers. Hopefully, readers enjoy getting to know Ed even more or for the first time. Without further ado..
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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Ben Pierro Discusses Foodtown Throwdown
Interview with designer, Ben Pierro, about his game, Foodtown Throwdown, which is currently on Kickstarter. For 2-4 players, in Foodtown Throwdown "players compete to build the best food truck business in town by adding recipes to their menu with whatever crazy ingredients they can find. You will also need to establish your territory and publicize your truck while dealing with sabotage attempts from your competitors."
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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Talking The Kingswoods with Alan Wong
Interview with Canadian designer, Alan Wong, on his game, The Kingswood which currently on Kickstarter. "The Kingswood is a tile placement and role choosing game for 2-4 players."
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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Scott Almes On Rolling For Tiny Epic Galaxies
Happy New Year! The first interview for 2015, is another interview with Scott Almes, about a new Tiny Epic game, Tiny Epic Galaxies. This time around not only is it a dice game, but for the first time the Tiny Epic family goes Sci-Fi. For 2-4 players, in Tiny Epic Galaxies, "each player controls their very own galaxy! From which they will develop their empire by managing resources, expanding their fleet, colonizing planets, and exploiting their enemies' position. "
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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After the Kickstarter: Steampunk Rally
An after the Kickstarter follow up interview with Orin Bishop, on Steampunk Rally. Our original interview can be found here: Orin Bishop and his Steampunk Rally . In this brief interview we discuss Kickstarter success, stretch goals and Orin's designer goal for 2015.
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The Inquisitive Meeple
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Talking Quilt Show with Judy Martin and Steve Bennett
Interview with married designer couple Judy Martin and Steve Bennett, on their new game published by Rio Grande Games,Quilt Show. "In Quilt Show, "quilters" collect fabric cards, which can be exchanged for block tiles. The quilters race the clock as they amass block tiles that they can combine into one or more quilts at a time. They can mix block tiles of a single color or a single pattern to make a quilt. Three times during the game, when the clock reveals it is time for a quilt show, quilts are entered and prize money is awarded. At game's end, the quilter with the most prize money wins!"
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