Tile placement games offer the perfect mix of spatial reasoning, strategy, and satisfaction. Whether you’re laying down terrain, building cities, or drafting animals, this game mechanic never goes out of … Read More
A common overlooked part of designing a board game is figuring out how long it should take to play. Game length directly affects your audience, your replayability, and how often … Read More
Whether you’re designing your first board game or preparing to launch your tenth Kickstarter, the language of board game design can feel overwhelming. From technical terms like “point salad” to … Read More
What makes players say, “Let’s play that again!” after finishing a game? As a game designer, it’s easy to focus on mechanics, balance, and theme—but fun is what brings people … Read More
Worker placement is one of the most rewarding and flexible mechanics in modern board gaming. The core concept—placing limited workers to gain actions or resources—leads to tight competition, deep strategic … Read More
It’s nice to be back making content for Streamlined Gaming, and I’ve loved creating content that helps game designers, educators, and hobbyists level up their game experiences. Whether you’re prototyping … Read More
Legacy board games are unlike anything else in the tabletop world. Each session you play changes the game permanently—new rules are introduced, stickers are added to the board, cards are … Read More
Are you looking for a new board game to play? Or inspiration for making your own? Either way, this list of board game types should help you. Simply click on one … Read More
Looking for memory board and card games that are actually fun and beneficial? Whether you’re a family game night fanatic, a teacher, or someone who just wants to keep your … Read More
If you’re looking for fun dexterity games that test your reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and steady hands, you’re in the right place! Whether you’re hosting a party, planning a family game … Read More