This post is from Clio, who runs the Clio’s Board Games blog and Twitter account dedicated to musings on history, board games, and history in board games. He holds an M.A. in history (obtained with a thesis on the Cold Read More …
This Conflicts of Interest Online post is from SDHistCon COI Online editor Andrew Bucholtz. This is the first in an intended series of post-convention recaps from historical gamers, with this one focusing on Origins 2023, which was held in Columbus, Read More …
This post is from Trevor Bender. Trevor is the designer of four published games or game expansions, including the Labyrinth: The Awakening and Labyrinth: The Forever War expansions for GMT Games’ Labyrinth: The Global War on Terror. He is also Read More …
This post is from Kai Jensen, who currently works as the Production Coordinator for GMT Games, LLC. She has a background in game development, working with her late husband, game designer Chad Jensen, for 19 years on such titles as Combat Read More …
The following Conflicts of Interest Online article comes from Non-Breaking Space, the defender of orphans and widows, defenestrator of conventions and harbinger of the post-grog. They design games focused on the human impacts of modernization. Their latest design, Cross Bronx Read More …
This Conflicts of Interest Online post, and this free-to-download postcard game Call Sign (click the PDF at the bottom of the post), come from Sebastian J. Bae. Bae designs games at the Center for Naval Analyses, teaches game design at Read More …
This post is from Mark S. Miklos, designer of GMT’s award-winning Battles of the American Revolutions (BoAR) series. That series, now in its 25th year, currently has 10 published volumes featuring 12 battles and 28 scenarios. Below, as part of Read More …
The following post is from David Thompson, co-designer (with Trevor Benjamin) of the Undaunted series from Osprey Games. David, Trevor, and Osprey have agreed to allow Conflicts of Interest to publish, for the first time in English, a bonus No. Read More …
The following designer diary is from Sebastian J. Bae, on his Littoral Commander: Indo-Pacific wargame. Bae designs games at the Center for Naval Analyses, teaches game design at Georgetown University, and left the US Marine Corps as a Sergeant. Disclaimer: Read More …
D B Dockter and Mark Herman discuss their in-progress “Ukraine! 2022” design. Read More …