Sara muses about Asian-made nature-themed board games and the biodiversity of the Asian continent.

Sara muses about her love of nature and board games — and how the two can bridge connections.

Peer Sylvester is a German game designer who doesn't just design with the same acumen and precision engineering as his fellow countrymen....

It’s definitely satisfying and a little surreal to hold a tangible product after many weeks of development, discussion, and feedback.

In 2019, I had the pleasure and honour of traveling to Kyoto to work with one of my favourite game designers, Saashi, on Remember our Trip.

One of the more recognised board game stylists in Singapore is @playtography. We logged off for a chat with Leonard Koh, its founder.

Machines prepare the material but people still make the board games. For me, this lends a certain dignity to what would otherwise be...

If you were at our first Asian Board Games Festival 2 weeks ago, chances are you played an average of 3 Asian board games. That's a big deal

Every district in Bangkok is home to a place you can sit down and engage in a battle of wits over a board game and a basil pork stir fry...

Taiwan Original Boardgame Expo 2019 was the first convention I’ve ever been to. It gave me insights into the board games industry in Asia.

With Mooncake Master in the bag, we caught up with @launshae to find out more about her life as an artist and illustrator.

What about Asian style board games? What unique contribution can our Asian experiences and perspectives make to board game design?

I'm a passionate advocate for creating good Asian game content, not just for Asians but for the entire world. And who better to create...

To be specific, she’s a level 6 mountain dwarf cleric who’s handy with an axe and whose favourite move involves using fireballs to...

5 hours brought Overbooked to life, but it was the decade of game design experience preceding those 5 hours that gave Overbooked its soul.

Winning doesn’t result from having the most/best resources but knowing how to use existing resources in creative ways.

When it comes to talking about the growing industry of Asian board games, you won't be able to escape the influence of Japan.

Board games gave people an opportunity to compete with themselves, each other, or the game, and gain satisfaction from winning or excelling.

Origame made its debut at the Taipei Game Show 2019. We showcased two games that we'd be releasing this year.