TTRPG fans and board gamers are notoriously hard to buy for. What do you get the tabletop gamer who already has everything? While it seems like the obvious choice would be to just get them a new game, that’s usually not the best answer. In this article, I suggest a
Welcome to Managing the Mess our episode on board games that need better box inserts. Besides each of us sharing five games we think need a component control upgrade we also have a lot of game plays to talk about including many first time plays of some of the hotness
X Marks The Spot: Digital Mapping Tools for Tabletop Games We highlight some of the best map-making tools that are out there. We also review the FS-XIA box insert from Folded Space for Xia Legends of a Drift System and then wrap up with our week in review with thoughts
Non-Game Gifts for Gamers. Holiday shopping suggestions for shopping for a gamer who doesn’t need more games. Reviews of a couple of independently published filler games: Bricks & Brutes from Nanolocity Games and Knot Dice from Black Oak Games. Episode 116 of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, recorded December, 16th
Today I’m a building a box insert for the boardgame Eminent Domain from Tasty Minstrel Games. This foam core board game insert is by Folded Space. It is designed to hold the core game and the three expansions: Escalation, Exotica and Oblivion, fitting everything in the base game box. Watch
Storing, protecting and transporting a large collection of tabletop game miniatures. Also a review of the classic Star Trek Deck Building games, a look at Lanterns two player, more Unlabeled, Eminent Domain where we finally combine Exotica and Escalation, an online play of Clans of Caledonia with a Patreon Patron,
As the board game industry seems to be swapping away from wooden cubes and meeple to plastic miniatures, many of us are struggling to figure out what to do with all of the miniatures we own. Along with that, there are those of us that are actually into miniature wargaming.
Lonely Fun – Gaming related things to do between game sessions. Also a review of EXIT The Game: The House of Riddles and a look at The Fox in the Forest in our week in review. This is the 86th episode of the Tabletop Bellhop Gaming Podcast, an edited version
Today I am going to talk about some great ways you can engage with your tabletop gaming hobby that doesn’t involve getting together with people and playing games. These are all things you can do between game sessions, many of which are things that you can do that will, in
Welcome to the fourth episode of Tabletop Bellhop Live, where we answer a question about custom inserts. This is an edited version of our live show first recorded on August 16th, 2018. Join us as we stream live every week on Wednesdays at 9:00PM ET on Twitch. Games mentioned on
Get our latest game recommendations, reviews, and practical advice delivered to your inbox.
