Theology of Games is a multimedia site filled with original content about the happenings in the tabletop gaming industry. We talk games via written reviews, podcasts, and video!
On July 1st, 2012 we published our very first article here on Theology of Games, it was a review of the classic Carcassonne.
Since then we've written hundreds of reviews & news articles, dozens of interviews, and hundreds of podcast episodes and added another podcast host (AJ Skifstad!).
Read MoreWell, it's coming! Really soon! Origins will be here next week and in case you've missed it, we'll have a booth in the exhibit hall and can't wait to meet you! Yes, you!
Not only that, I've been busy scheduling interviews and product features for live-streaming and podcast content! I'd love to have you swing by to check out these sweet titles, and the cool people behind them as we chat gaming and hot new games! So here is our current schedule (I'll keep updating it as more folks schedule!), not only that, we'll be giving away sweet prizes every day so be sure to stop by to listen in on our interviews, and for you chance to win awesome free stuff!
Ok, read on to see the schedule!
Read MoreWith just a touch over a week left in our Indiegogo campaign we've got some big news for you!
We've struck a deal with our good friends over at Tuesday Knight Games, and we can now offer you in return for your pledge of $30 either a copy of 2 Rooms and a Boom! or a copy of World Championship Russian Roulette! If you hang around here long enough you'll hear/read us talking about these games! They are some of our absolute favorite social, bluffing, deduction games, so we're SO happy to be able to offer them as a part of the campaign!
Read MoreWho's ready for a sweet contest with some pretty nice prizes!? We hope everyone is! So here's how it works! If you back us at ANY level (Yep, even just a single dollar) you're in the contest! Prizes will be handed out to our top 3 referrers. How do you refer? That is a great question! Click here to find out how!
Read MoreJust a quick note to let our readers know, there are some crazy good deals happening today on Amazon today! This link RIGHT HERE is a good place to start!
Enjoy and have a great week of gaming!
And don't forget we've launched our Indiegogo campaign, and we have some great updates coming soon! So check it out!
Read MoreIt's here! We've launched our Indiegogo campaign to help us with our upcoming trip to Origins! We've got some very inexpensive pledge levels, and some great partnership opportunities for our friends in the industry!
Thanks so much for taking a few minutes to consider being a part of the turning point for Theology of Games. If you can't help monetarily we would REALLY appreciate it if you shared this opportunity with your friends! Thanks!
Read MoreHey everyone! We're going to Origins Game Fair this year! So what, you say? Haven't you done that like a million times before, you ask? Yes. We have. BUT! We're taking it to the next level,
Read Moref you've been even slightly connected to the tabletop gaming community these past few weeks, you've heard about the revamping and relaunching of the classic 80's boardgame Fireball Island. Fireball Island: The Curse of Vul-Kar funded in an hour, and currently while I'm writing this (April, 14) with 19 days left, the funding level is approaching $1.5 million, and it is the top funded project on Kickstarter.
Read MoreWe're back with our Take-Two Reviews! Season two is under way with Photosynthesis and Campy Creatures! Come back every week for a new review! Or better yet you can subscribe to our mailing list below, or head over to YouTube and subscribe there!
As always thanks for reading, listening and watching!
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Wil Wheaton has maintained his Geek cred, despite years of being everyone's favorite whipping boy from Star Trek: The Next Generation. From guest spots on The Big Bang Theory to celebrity roleplaying panels at gaming conventions, he wears his Geek Badge with pride. Well now he's bringing boardgames out of the darkness into...well, slightly less darkness. Geek & Sundry is a series of YouTube videos designed to increase the amount of unique content on the site. There are numerous "channels"—including one on fantasy and science fiction books, and one on various Dark Horse comics. Wil's hosting one called Tabletop that deals with board gaming. He and a few of his friends get together and play a game. They introduce the rules gradually and visually, and you get to see a whole game played through. The production is slick, and they skip over some of the slower parts. Depending on the guest, sometimes the banter can get off-color. But we applaud his effort to make our geeky hobby just a little more mainstream.
You can check out the episode where they play Small World—with Mythbuster's Grant Imahara—here. Or the Castle Panic episode here. (Caution: language.)
Stay tuned tomorrow for our own review of Castle Panic. See you then, and thanks for reading!
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