FLATIRON! You and your opponent are building NYC’s historic Flatiron Building. Once you’re done, you’ll push your chair back from the table and say: “Look what we built together! You won, I think.” (That’s what I said, anyway).

Medium: Testing Fate! It's coming this year! A standalone sequel to Medium (the mind-reading party game), M:TF brings 270 inventive new word cards for even more astonishing mind melds!

The games that I do are mostly party games, and they don't tend to have a ton of rules, but there's one very important rule I like to get into every rulebook I write. People should be cool about things.

My prototypes are done and ready to go to PAX Unplugged!

(I haven’t done anything to the boxes yet)

We don’t have a ton of holiday traditions, but the Exit Advent Calendar is a perennial one that we always look forward to. This Hollywood star won’t be missing for long!

(I assume they’ll likely be missing for the next 25 days)

If a bunch of people come over to your house, there's a lot worse things you could do than play Green Team Wins Holiday Party. It's as entertaining as Green Team Wins, as magical as a holiday, and as fun as a party!

And it has ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE new cards (which seems like too many, kinda).

World Expo! A new prototype of my Epcot-inspired dice placement. The cards are out, and this spinning wheel (the “Carousel of Nations”) is in! It’s a good game and we’re having fun with it.

1902 Méliès! One of the more interesting games we’ve played. You’re helping make the movie A Trip to the Moon: filming, editing, writing, sfx. There’s some push & pull as your opponent shifts actors or moves sets, undoing your plans. The theme comes through perfectly! Fun and sometimes frustrating.

Some days you get discouraged about designing board games and wonder if all the time and energy is worth it. And other days you get an Amazon review like "Game Crazy Family Loved" and you get whatever the opposite of discouraged is. Feeling couraged!

Build some cherished memories with That Old Wallpaper! It's the season to remember 1. tales of the glories of Christmases long long ago, 2. what that wallpaper in Grandma's old house looked like. 3. the time you got a board game for free. Make it a holiday they'll never forget!

ROMI RAMI and SEA SALT & PAPER! If you’re looking for two outstanding quick classic-feeling card games that play great with two, look to me and look at my finger pointing to these two little boxes. Pure fun, both of them.

BRUGES! We love this game of building canals and houses and statues and gaining people and money then watching it all burn up in a fire, get lost in a flood, get raided and stolen, and of course, rat plagued.

Fifteenth Century Belgium was a rough place to live, I guess.

One of the most thoughtful components in all of board games is this little tray that New York Zoo gives you for ease in grabbing these cute-as-pie animal pieces. Great game, awesome tray, fantastic little flamingos!

Ok, here's something new I'm working on. It's a sliding tiles game about eating party mix. The cubes represent pretzels, bagel chips, crackers, breadsticks, etc. You slide a tile in one side, and collect what comes out the other side. It's called Slide Me That Party Mix and I think it's working.

I know it’s just marketing, but I can’t tell you how excited I was to see Green Team Wins in this Target holiday gift guide thing!

I'm doing a presentation for a high school entrepreneurship about making board games. I put this slide in of all the games I've been pitching that haven't found a publisher (actually one of these is signed, but it's not out) and it's half satisfying and half depressing.