Each year, PAX gives me an opportunity to not only try new games but also meet the designers and creators behind them. The talent, ingenuity and brilliance of their creativity never disappoints. How can a
For me, PAX this year was catching up with indie boardgame designers and talking about their games, what they made, why they made them, and how you can get your hands on them. One of
Another PAX means another incredible opportunity to connect with the creative minds shaping the games we love. This year at PAX AUS 2025, I had the pleasure of catching up with the brilliant team behind
Founded in 2018 by a group of keyboard enthusiasts with claimed experience in industrial design and manufacturing, Yunzii was a name I hadn’t come across. Not once. It just hadn’t crossed my radar. That’s not
Australia is about to make a significant move. In December 2025, a new law will come into effect that bans social media access for anyone under the age of 16. It’s a bold step, and
Wade Dyer is back at PAX AUS, and he’s bringing Fragged Empire with him....again. If you’ve been following the game since its original release in 2016, you’ll know it’s built a solid fanbase. Not just
From screen to table, MiniMega has quietly built a name for itself. Not in a flashy or loud way, but through puzzles that people genuinely enjoy. The Australian developer first caught attention with Bonza, a
Tabletop Game Designers Australia (TGDA) is the industry body for tabletop game designers in Australia. Their biggest event DevCon is back for 2025, and it's set to be the biggest and best year yet for
In our household, the dinner table pulls double duty. Most nights, it’s where we eat, sometimes quickly, sometimes with lingering stories. But on game night? It turns into a battleground. A friendly one, mostly. Though
The world of wireless charging has always leaned more toward convenience than speed. Cables are messy, sure, but most wireless chargers have lagged behind their wired counterparts in performance. The Belkin UltraCharge Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic
In a genre that usually sticks to its lanes, strategy here, action there. OTHERWAR doesn’t seem interested in playing by the rules. It’s one of those games that makes you pause and go, “Wait, this
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