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

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.”

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

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

If you play a game enough times, specifically if it’s a new concept game, you’ll find cracks in the marble.

I find that the new-year experience always causes me to reflect on the year past. What could I have done better in areas of my life?

I’ve talked about Gin-Go to a few folks around the country as I like to hear about their experiences playing the game. Some players take...

Many game developers have that gut instinct that drives them to create. That idea sitting on the porch of one’s imagination and won’t leave.

Maintaining simple rules is essential. Somewhere I read, “if you can’t describe how it works in under three minutes, it’s too complicated."