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The Board Game Designers Guild of Utah has an updated website

I just finished the new website for the Board Game Designers Guild of Utah. It lists our upcoming games and has information on our designers, artists, and members. Check it out:

http://www.bgdg.info

Review of "Rules of Play"

I recently finished reading "Rules of Play: Game Design Fundamentals" and I've posted a review over on my blog. Ultimately I do recommend the book but there are lots of problems with it that a potential reader should know about before they make a purchasing decision. Here's the link if anyone is interested:

http://mike-compton.blogspot.com/2010/08/review-of-rules-of-play-game-de...

Front Cover Art Posted

I got the final box cover art from the artists this morning for my game and I've posted it over on Board Game Geek. Here's a link to the game's entry:

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/37680/the-heavens-of-olympus

Recap of "Bridge Troll" Release Event

Bridge Troll - which was recently published by Z-Man Games - was designed by Alf Seegert (one of the members of the Board Game Designers Guild of Utah - of which I am a member) and the artist was Ryan Laukat (also a member of the BGDG). Since I'm the manager of Game Night Games, I organized a special "Release Party" for the game at the store that was held this past Saturday (July 4th). I posted a short recap of the event over on BGG. Here's the link:

http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/421024

The Board Game Designers Guild of Utah

I am a member of the Board Game Designers Guild of Utah. If anyone is interested in learning more about us, you can visit our Yahoo Group at:

http://www.bgdg.info

Reflections Across the Board

I'm just putting an entry here in the blog section on my profile to let people know about my board gaming blog called "Reflections Across the Board". I had posted this same information back when the BGDF was using the old format. So, here it is again:

http://www.reflectionsacrosstheboard.com

Also, the new site looks really nice. Thanks to the BGDF staff for the new look and feel.

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