By: Elizabeth Hambleton Looking to expand your Asian American & Pacific Islander Month offerings beyond books and films? Consider adding Tchia to your library’s video
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Tag: Game review
Award-Winning Indie Games and Your Library
By Elizabeth Hambleton Indie games —titles created by small teams without the backing of a major publisher—are more numerous than the blockbuster releases. They’re often
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April is for Plant Games
Celebrate Earth Day by playing games featuring our photosynthesizing friends. Video Game Kinder World: Wellbeing Plants Kinder World is an emotional wellbeing game designed to
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Game Review: Patolli
By LeeAnn McNabbAdult Services LibrarianUnion Township Branch LibraryClermont County (OH) Public Library When the Conquistadors arrived in Mexico, they found this game was popular among
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Tiny Giftable Games
The winter holiday season is a great chance to stock up on the best tiny giftable games that the geeky world has to offer! Perfect
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Review of Knight Fall by Red Raven Games
by Jennifer Stubbs Title: Knight Fall Age Range: 13+ Players: 1 – 6 Playing Time: 45- 60 min Style: Fighting; Cooperative storytelling Publisher: Red Raven
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President’s Picks
Here are a few games recommended by our new President for GameRT, George Bergstrom. George Bergstrom is a regional coordinator of professional development for the
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Happy Pride!
Celebrate Pride Month with these awesome games designed, or created by people who identify as LGBTQ*, or prominently features gay, or queer characters. For a
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May is for AAPI games
These wonderful games are designed by Asian American, Asian or Pacific Islander designers. This list includes some of the best circulators in our libraries, and
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Review of PARKS by Keymaster Games
Title: PARKS Age Range: 10+ Players: 1-5 Playing Time: 30-60 min Style: Worker Placement Game Publisher: Keymaster Games Review: A trail of beautiful vistas stretches
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