So, it’s 2025, and some of you have been sitting on an idea, or ideas, for how long? Five to ten-plus years?

This Ode to 2025 is a reminder to keep you, our “Village.” in mind.

It was a privilege to talk about game design at the Mind Builders Kwanzaa Celebration this December.

I thought this blog should be one of the short stories from Amurati Volume 3 I’m writing. An Amurati is a short story of 300 words or less.

How do you find some of your answers or solutions to creative problems? I have always been fortunate to find most solutions in “dream time.”

Games of chance have an uncanny ability to transform social settings into vibrant, laughter-filled gatherings.

I must have played Gin-Go over 1,000+ times since its creation in 1976. When played “1-on-1,” an exciting game can take about 30 to 45 mins.

Since I was a kid, taking things apart and trying to create something new and different from the pieces always caught my attention.

Between the good-natured storytellers and spirited competitors who play for keeps, it’s an exercise in mental agility and social grace.

Gaming adds a dimension to a conversation that otherwise would not exist, from poking innocent fun to making blank threats.

Vending at conventions is not only a learning experience but also an enjoyable one.

We’re looking forward to another great experience at the Long Island Tabletop Gaming Expo April 6 & 7th.

Amura Unlimited heads out South Bend, Indiana for PopiCon board gaming convention to showcase Kitunda, Gin-Go and other games.

A new year can take place at any time. We don’t want to build a new damn without making sure the old one is fortified.

Somehow, we’ve reached a point where the computer seems to have been here forever, at least from my point of view.

Learn How to Play Squarin' Off with this puzzle: Where should WHITE place their blocker to force BLACK the least amount of points?

On the first and third Monday of every month, we will send you a puzzle to solve featuring one of our board games. Enjoy.

On the first and third Monday of every month, we will send you a puzzle to solve featuring one of our board games. Enjoy.

The more I play Kitunda, the more I enjoy its experience. The moment the element of chance is introduced, it levels the playing field.

Visit our booth on Sunday Nov. 19 @ the Riverdale Y Holiday Market or Saturday Dec.9 @ The Bx Art Factory Holiday for a round of board games