Insights on board game design, pedagogy, and the world of games by Máté Lencse
From first dice rolls at 18 months to Patchwork strategy at age eight. A family board game journey shows how playing together shapes a lifelong love of games.
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March and April filled with board game events, workshops, and design work. Spring brings a busy season for game designers and educators.
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From a literary event to a vocational school debate game, two different sessions show how board games engage secondary school students in meaningful ways.
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Training foster care professionals in board game pedagogy so they can pass the knowledge to foster parents and, ultimately, to the children they care for.
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From an expensive first prototype that never got published to scrappy card-and-sticker builds today. Lessons learned about what publishers actually want.
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High school teams designed health education board games for a national competition, followed by a hands-on board game pedagogy workshop for their teachers.
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Inside a game designer's collection: hundreds of board games, design tools, and pedagogy resources. A peek into the creative workspace.
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Three board games in active development plus three more in the queue. A look at the busy life of a designer balancing commissions and international ambitions.
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Hungarian game designers gathered to celebrate their craft on the Day of Hungarian Culture. Why recognizing board game authorship matters for gaming culture.
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Hikaru no Go uses manga to introduce the classic game of Go to young readers. A teacher and game designer explains why this approach to learning works.
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What does your board game playstyle reveal about you? A game designer explores self-awareness in gaming and the five levels of reflecting on your own play.
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