The Swords of Ditto might be worth checking out.

I've been trying to build a better approach to use in my middle school classroom, and the best approach that I've come up with is changing the level of agency players have. Players semi-cooperatively pilot a local community and empire is something that happens to them and they need to react to.

I just submitted a grant proposal to launch an after school pinball club. Whether the proposal is accepted or not, I'm pretty proud at having completed it.

Social Studies teacher here, a lot of self reporting style polls indicate that a significant portion of Gen Z use social media to source their news. It's one of the reasons why schools in the US are starting to teach media literacy through a lateral reading strategy. It helps fight the algo.

We seem to be on exactly the same personal arc of Final Fantasy Tactics.

This game is so much fun. It's been a hit every time I teach it to new people.

Notably board game complexity is a wildly fascinating topic. It's not as straight forward a metric as I had assumed.