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# Game Schooler

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- [Episode 231 - Gen Con Recap](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-231-gen-con-recap/) - In this week's episode we recap our journey at Gen Con in Indianapolis. We discuss games that stood out and our experiences as a whole.
- [Episode 230 - The Fellowship of the Ring: Trick-Taking Game, Mitigating Churn, Engine-Building Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-230-the-fellowship-of-the-ring-trick-taking-game-mitigating-churn-engine-building-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover The Fellowship of the Ring: Trick-Taking Game, our Game of the Week, discuss Mitigating the Churn in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Engine-Building Games! We also Spotlight 3,000 Scoundrels from Unexpected Games! 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:09:05 - Spotlight: 3,000 Scoundrels 00:19:15 -
- [Episode 229 - Star Explorer, Player Interaction, Route-Building Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-229-star-explorer-player-interaction-route-building-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Star Explorer, our Game of the Week, discuss Player Interaction in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Letter Route-Building Games! We also Spotlight The Faraway from Pandasaurus Games! 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:15:11 - Spotlight: Faraway 00:25:20 - Game of the Week: Star Explorer
- [Episode 228 - The Crew: Family Adventure, Rulebooks Or Teach, D Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-228-the-crew-family-adventure-rulebooks-or-teach-d-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover The Crew: Family Adventure, our Game of the Week, discuss a Good Rulebook or a Good Teach in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Letter D Games! We also Spotlight The Dwarf King from IELLO! 00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness12:58 - Spotlight: The
- [Episode 227 - Zenith, Candyland, Car Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-227-zenith-candyland-car-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Zenith, our Game of the Week, discuss Life After Candy Land in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games with Cars! We also Spotlight Balderdash from Mattel! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness 00:11:08 - Spotlight: Balderdash 00:19:06 - Game of the Week: Zenith
- [Episode 226 - Australis, KOSMOS, Calliope Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-226-australis-kosmos-calliope-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Australis, our Game of the Week, feature Kosmos in a publisher spotlight in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Calliope Games! We also Spotlight Line-it from Gigamic! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:11:31 - Spotlight: Line-it!00:19:47 - Game of the Week: Australis00:40:14 - School
- [Episode 225 - Episode 225 - Forever Home, Games & Themes, Drafting Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-225-episode-225-forever-home-games-themes-drafting-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Forever Home, our Game of the Week, discuss Games & Themes in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Drafting Games! We also Spotlight Jewels for the Emperor Penguin from Left Justified Studio! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness 00:08:24 - Spotlight: Jewels For the
- [Episode 224 - Castle Combo, Getting Rules Right, Letter C Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-224-castle-combo-getting-rules-right-letter-c-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Castle Combo, our Game of the Week, discuss Getting Rules Right in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Letter C Games! We also Spotlight Mega Jackpot from Randolph Games! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:10:43 - Spotlight: Mega Jackpot00:19:37 - Game of the Week:
- [Episode 223 - Chronoverse Labs & Flash Point: Golden State Heroes](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-223-chronoverse-labs-flash-point-golden-state-heroes/) - In this episode of the Game Schooler podcast, Doug and Michael hosts a discussion with the design team behind Flash Point Legacy and Flash Point: Golden State Heroes, known as Cronoverse Labs. The team of Kevin Rodgers, Chris Leder, and Ken Franklin shares their origin story, the dynamics of co-designing games, and the creative process
- [Episode 222 - 3 Chapters, Andrew Bosley, Real-Time Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-222-3-chapters-andrew-bosley-real-time-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover 3 Chapters, our Game of the Week, interview Andrew Bosley in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Real-Time Games! We also Spotlight Bruges and Hamburg! 00:00:00 - Introduction to the Game Schooler Podcast 00:17:06 - Spotlight: Bruges/Hamburg 00:27:52 - Game of the Week:
- [Episode 221 - Manny Trembley](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-221-manny-trembley/) - In this episode of the Game Schooler podcast, Doug and Michael engage with artist and game designer Manny Trembley. They explore Manny's journey into tabletop gaming, the creation of Dice Throne, and his insights on game design and play. Manny shares his experiences with various games, discusses the development of new titles like Slam Throne,
- [Episode 220 - Critter Kitchen, Asymmetry, App Assisted Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-220-critter-kitchen-asymmetry-app-assisted-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Critter Kitchen, our Game of the Week, discuss Asymmetry in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five App Assisted Games! We also Spotlight Graphic Novel Adventures Jr. from Van Ryder Games! 00:00 - Introduction to the Game Schooler Podcast10:31 - Spotlight: Graphic Novel Adventures
- [Episode 219 - Kronologic: Paris 1920, Doomscroll, Letter B Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-219-kronologic-paris-1920-doomscroll-letter-b-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Kronologic: Paris 1920, our Game of the Week, talk to Dr. Jon Spike in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Letter B Games! We also Spotlight How Dare You? from Alion!
- [Episode 218 - Hutan: Life In The Rainforest, Expectations, Transportation Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-218-hutan-life-in-the-rainforest-expectations-transportation-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Hutan: Life in the Rainforest2, our Game of the Week, discuss Factors that Influence Expectations in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Transportation Games! We also Spotlight Middle Ages from Studio H! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness 00:06:37 - Spotlight: Middle Ages 00:18:11
- [Episode 217 - Vegas Showdown, Reviewers, Memory Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-217-vegas-showdown-reviewers-memory-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Vegas Showdown, our Game of the Week, discuss Reviewers Going Too Far in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Memory Games! We also Spotlight Stalk Exchange from TheOp! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:12:39 - Spotlight: Stalk Exchange00:21:53 - Game of the Week: Vegas
- [Episode 216 - Foundations of Metropolis, Variable Setups, Abstract Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-216-foundations-of-metropolis-variable-setups-abstract-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Foundations of Metropolis, our Game of the Week, discuss Variable Setups in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Abstract Games! We also Spotlight A Gentle Rain from Incredible Dream! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:09:30 - Spotlight: A Gentle Rain00:19:03 - Game of the
- [Episode 215 - Dreadful Meadows, Lucky Duck Games, Games With Ancient Themes](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-215-dreadful-meadows-lucky-duck-games-games-with-ancient-themes/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Dreadful Meadows, our Game of the Week, feature Lucky Duck Games for a Publisher Spotlight in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games Set In Ancient Times! We also Spotlight Cat Lady from AEG! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:16:29 - Spotlight: Cat Lady00:26:59
- [Episode 214 - Rebirth, Hype, “A” Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-214-rebirth-hype-a-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Rebirth, our Game of the Week, Discuss the Positive and Negative Aspects of Hype in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games Beginning With the Letter A! We also Spotlight Harvest from Keymaster Games! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:11:15 - Spotlight: Harvest00:23:20 -
- [Episode 213 - Archeos Society, The Op, Pickup & Deliver Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-213-archeos-society-the-op-pickup-deliver-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Archeos Society, our Game of the Week, Feature The OP in a Publisher Spotlight for The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games Pick Up & Deliver Games! We also Spotlight History Trivia Game from Dyce Games! 00:00:00 - Introduction & Awesomeness00:12:30 - Spotlight
- [Episode 212 - Potions of Azerland, In Too Deep, Simulation Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-212-potions-of-azerland-in-too-deep-simulation-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Potions of Azerland, our Game of the Week, Discuss How You Know When You’re Too Deep In The Hobby in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games Games That Feel Like a Simulation in a Good Way! We also Spotlight Enchanted Plumes from
- [Episode 211 - Bohnanza: Dahlias, Gatekeeping, Powerful Abilities](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-211-bohnanza-dahlias-gatekeeping-powerful-abilities/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Bohnanza: Dahlias, our Game of the Week, Discuss Gatekeeping in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games With Powerful Abilities! We also Spotlight Intarsia from Deep Print Games and Pegasus Spiele! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:09:58 - Spotlight: Intarsia00:23:40 - Game of the
- [Episode 210 - Pirates of Maracaibo, Hobby Jargon, Games With Multi-Use Cards](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-210-pirates-of-maracaibo-hobby-jargon-games-with-multi-use-cards/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Pirates of Maracaibo, our Game of the Week, Discuss Hobby Jargon in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games With Multi-Use Cards! We also Spotlight Gnome Hollow from TheOp! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:15:46 - Spotlight: Gnome Hollow00:28:30 - Game of the Week:
- [Episode 209 - GAMA Trade Show 2025](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-209-gama-trade-show-2025/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover the 2025 GAMA Trade Show and highlight some of the cool games we were able to play and preview.
- [Episode 208 - Bomb Busters, Punching & Playing, Hachette Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-208-bomb-busters-punching-playing-hachette-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Bomb Busters, our Game of the Week, ciscuss Punching & Playing in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games from Hachette Board Games! We also Spotlight Books of Time from Board & Dice Games! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:13:41 - Spotlight: Books of
- [Episode 207 - Nidavellir, Importing Games, Games From 10 Years Ago](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-207-nidavellir-importing-games-games-from-10-years-ago/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Nidavellir, our Game of the Week, Discuss Importing Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games from 2015! We also Spotlight Landmarks from Floodgate Games! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:10:46 - Spotlight: Landmarks00:18:56 - Game of the Week: Nidavellir00:38:56 - School of
- [Episode 206 - Nunatak: Temple of Ice, We Have Enough Games, 2-Player Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-206-nunatak-temple-of-ice-we-have-enough-games-2-player-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Nunatak: Temple of Ice, our Game of the Week, Discuss Having Enough Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five 2-Player Games! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:21:22 - Game of the Week: Nunatak - Temple of Ice00:42:47 - School of Gaming: We Have
- [Episode 205 - Path of Civilization, Bringing People to the Table, Games From 2020](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-205-path-of-civilization-bringing-people-to-the-table-games-from-2020/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Path of Civilization, our Game of the Week, Discuss Bringing People to the Table in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games from 2020! We also Spotlight Belratti from Kosmos! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:10:33 - Spotlight: Belratti00:16:46 - Game of the Week:
- [Episode 204 - Art Society, Playing Games You Don’t Like, 2023 Revisited](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-204-art-society-playing-games-you-dont-like-2023-revisited/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Art Society, our Game of the Week, Discuss Playing Games You Don’t Like in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five 2023 Games Revisited! We also Spotlight Video Game Champion from Arcane Wonders! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:06:41 - Spotlight: Video Game Champion00:15:28 -
- [Episode 203 - Rock Hard 1977, Balancing Fun and Winning, Anticipated Games of 2025](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-203-rock-hard-1977-balancing-fun-and-winning-anticipated-games-of-2025/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Rock Hard 1977, our Game of the Week, Discuss Balancing Fun and Winning in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Anticipated Games of 2025! We also Spotlight NOW! from Randolph and Scorpion Masque! 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness 00:14:28 - Spotlight: NOW! 00:22:13
- [Episode 202 - Link City, Revisiting Anticipated Games of 2024, Games We Still Want To Play From 2024](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-202-link-city-revisiting-anticipated-games-of-2024-games-we-still-want-to-play-from-2024/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Link City, our Game of the Week, Revisit our Most Anticipated Games of 2024 in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games We Still Want To Play From 2024! We also Spotlight Cloudship from Amigo!
- [Episode 201 - Knarr, New Year Resolutions , Games of 2024](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-201-knarr-new-year-resolutions-games-of-2024/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Knarr, our Game of the Week, discuss our Gaming New Year Resolutions in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our Top 10 Games of 2024! We also Spotlight Zoo Vadis from Bitewing Games!
- [Episode 200 - Return To Dark Tower, 200 Episode Retrospective, Games of the Week](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-200-return-to-dark-tower-200-episode-retrospective-games-of-the-week/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Return to Dark Tower, our Game of the Week, discuss 200 Episodes of the Game Schooler Podcast in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games of the Week! We also Spotlight The Gang from Kosmos! 00:00:00 - Celebrating 200 Episodes of Game Schooler
- [Episode 199 - Magic Mountain, The Hobby Explained, Cooperative Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-199-magic-mountain-the-hobby-explained-cooperative-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Magic Mountain, our Game of the Week, discuss “The Hobby” in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Cooperative Games 2024 Edition! We also Spotlight Castles of Burgundy: Vineyard Expansion! 00:00:00 - Introduction to the Game Schooler Podcast00:10:08 - Spotlight on Castles of Burgundy:
- [Episode 195 - Happy Home, Notes For Non-Gamers, Games We Love, But Always Lose](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-195-happy-home-notes-for-non-gamers-games-we-love-but-always-lose/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Happy Home, our Game of the Week, discuss Things We’d Like Non-Gamers To Know in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games You Love, But Always Lose! We also Spotlight Zuuli 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:18:22 - Spotlight: Zuuli00:26:59 - Game of the
- [Episode 198 - Patrician: Towers of Influence, Being a Hobby Ambassador, Game Filters](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-198-patrician-towers-of-influence-being-a-hobby-ambassador-game-filters/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Patrician: Towers of Influence, our Game of the Week, discuss Being a Hobby Ambassador in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Game Filters! We also Spotlight Sausage Sizzle 00:00:00 - Follow-Up & Awesomeness00:11:19 - Spotlight: Sausage Sizzle00:18:10 - Game of the Week: Patrician
- [Episode 197 - From The Vault - Worker Placement, Engine-Building, and Area Control](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-197-from-the-vault-worker-placement-engine-building-and-area-control/) - The Game Schooler Podcast is a weekly audio show that educates to new and experienced gamers about the awesomeness of tabletop gaming. In this week’s episode we’re going back in the vault to highlight gaming terms such as worker placement, engine-building, and area control! 00:00:00 - From the Vault - Tabletop Gaming Terminology 00:01:36 -
- [Episode 196 - I Heart Manatees, Downsizing Collections, Wheelhouse Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-196-i-heart-manatees-downsizing-collections-wheelhouse-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover I Heart Manatees, our Game of the Week, discuss Downsizing Collections in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Wheelhouse Games! We also Spotlight Sagrada! 00:00:00 - Introduction to the Game Scholar Podcast00:09:50 - Spotlight: Sagrada00:19:53 - Game of the Week: I Heart Manatees00:45:11 -
- [Episode 194 - Dodo, Review Copies, Untapped Themes](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-194-dodo-review-copies-untapped-themes/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Dodo, our Game of the Week, discuss Review Copies in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Untapped Themes! We also Spotlight Caution Signs 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:18:30 - Spotlight: Caution Signs00:29:47 - Game of the Week: Dodo00:46:39 - School of Gaming: Review Copies01:04:46
- [Episode 193 - Gamehole Con](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-193-gamehole-con/) - The Game Schooler Podcast is a weekly audio show that educates to new and experienced gamers about the awesomeness of tabletop gaming. In this week’s episode we'll cover Gamehole Con 2024 from Madison, WI.
- [Episode 192 - Tangram City, Grand Gamers Guild, Games We Wish We Liked](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-192-tangram-city-grand-gamers-guild-games-we-wish-we-liked/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Tangram City, our Game of the Week, feature a Publisher Spotlight with Grand Gamers Guild in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games We Wish We Liked! We also Spotlight Wrath of Fire Mountain! 00:00:00 - Introduction to the Game Schooler Podcast00:12:55 -
- [Episode 191 - Spotlight, Game Schooler Media, Best Inserts](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-191-spotlight-game-schooler-media-best-inserts/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Spotlight, our Game of the Week, discuss Game Schooler Media in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Best Inserts with a Special Guest! We also Spotlight Kinfire Delve: Vainglory’s Grotto 00:00:00 - Introductions & Awesomeness00:18:12 - Spotlight: Kinfire Delve: Vainglory's Grotto00:30:27 - Game
- [Episode 190 - Expeditions: Around The World, Big Box Game Selection, Coolest Dice](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-190-expeditions-around-the-world-big-box-game-selection-coolest-dice/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Expeditions: Around the World, our Game of the Week, discuss Bog Box Game Selection in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Coolest Dice In Board Games! We also Spotlight Lost Ruins of Arnak: The Missing Expedition!
- [Episode 189 - Reiner Knizia Extravaganza](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-189-reiner-knizia-extravaganza/) - This week’s episode is all about the good doctor Reiner Knizia and includes and exclusive interview and the current Game Schooler Top 10 Reiner Knizia Games! 00:00:00 - Introduction To a Very Special Episode! 00:01:40 - Interview with Dr. Reiner Knizia 00:30:36 - Reflections on the Interview 00:44:46 - Top 10 Reiner Knizia Games 01:13:02
- [Episode 188 - Let’s Go! To Japan, Flagbearer Games, Well-Designed Game Boards](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-188-lets-go-to-japan-flagbearer-games-well-designed-game-boards/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Let’s Go To Japan, our Game of the Week, Interview designer Pat Mooney from Flagbearer Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Well-Designed Game Boards! We also feature Flip 7 from The OP Games!
- [Episode 187 - Comic Hunters, Danielle Reynolds, Worker Placement Types](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-187-comic-hunters-danielle-reynolds-worker-placement-types/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Comic Hunters, our Game of the Week, Interview designer Danielle Reynolds in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Worker Placement Types! We also discuss Flashback: Zombie Kidz and Andromeda's Edge! 00:00:00 - Intro, Awesomeness & Flashback: Zombie Kidz00:20:56 - Game of the Week:
- [Episode 186 - Post Office, Kosmos, Combat Resolution](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-186-post-office-kosmos-combat-resolution/) - In this week’s episode Doug & Michael cover Post Office, our Game of the Week, feature Kosmos in a Publisher Spotlight in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Combat Resolution Systems! We also discuss Dragonkeepers, correct some errors, and highlight unexpected gaming! 00:00:00 - Introduction & Awesomeness00:17:43 - Spotlight
- [Episode 185 - Draft & Write Records, Lessons From GenCon Consignment Sale, Essential Expansions](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-185-draft-write-records-lessons-from-gencon-consignment-sale-essential-expansions/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Draft & Write Records, our Game of the Week, discuss Lessons From GenCon Consignment Sale in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Essential Expansions! We also chat about Honey Buzz: Fall Flavors, Disney Games, and Tiletum. 00:00:00 - Introduction and Community Engagement 00:32:22
- [Episode 184 - Cities, Pulling Games Off The Shelf, Hobby Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-184-cities-pulling-games-off-the-shelf-hobby-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Cities, our Game of the Week, discuss What Keeps You From Pulling a Game Off the Shelf? in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Hobby Games! We also explore Dahlias, Balderdash, Trio, and Too Many Bones!
- [Episode 183 - Sunrise Lane, Tips For GenCon First-Timers, & Hilarious Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-183-sunrise-lane-tips-for-gencon-first-timers-hilarious-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Sunrise Lane, our Game of the Week, discuss Tips For GenCon First-Timers in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Hilarious Games! We also dabble in culling games, local RPG night, and Sushi Go! 10th Anniversary Edition.
- [Episode 182 - Semi-Annual Hype Show GenCon 2024](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-182-semi-annual-hype-show-gencon-2024/) - In this week’s episode we’re sharing our experiences and embracing the hype as we cover new & upcoming games from GenCon 2024!
- [Episode 181 - Captain Flip, Scheduling a Game Night, & Co-Host Predictions For GenCon](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-181-captain-flip-scheduling-a-game-night-co-host-predictions-for-gencon/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Captain Flip, our Game of the Week, discuss Scheduling a Game Night in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Co-Host Predictions For GenCon! We'll also share some personal revelations, discuss crowdfunding, and some great family games we've been playing!
- [Episode 180 - Champions!, Staying In Tune With Casual Gamers, & Well-Regarded Misses](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-180-champions-staying-in-tune-with-casual-gamers-well-regarded-misses/) - In this week’s episode we cover Champions!, our Game of the Week, discuss Staying in Tune With Casual Gamers in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Well-Regarded Misses! We'll also share our thoughts on Life Jr. and mass market games, the card quiver, and some amazing gifts we received.
- [Episode 179 - Cabanga!, Spiel des Jahres, & Component Upgrades](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-179-cabanga-spiel-des-jahres-component-upgrades/) - In this week’s episode we share our thoughts on losing games, Draft & Write Records from Inside Up Games, and Wordle. We also cover Cabanga!, our Game of the Week, discuss if the Spiel des Jahres Gets it Right in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Upgraded Components!
- [Episode 178 - Adventure Party, Icons Vs. Text, & Favorite Designers](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-178-adventure-party-icons-vs-text-favorite-designers/) - In this week’s episode we share our thoughts on making time for solo gaming, Almost Innocent from Kolossal Games, and Caper Cards from designer Manny Vega. We also cover Adventure Party, our Game of the Week, discuss Icons vs. Text in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Game Designers!
- [Episode 177 - Chris Leder of Calliope Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-177-chris-leder-of-calliope-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll be talking to Game Designer and Director of Fun for Calliope Games Chris Leder!
- [Episode 176 - Ex Libris (Revised Edition)](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-176-ex-libris-revised-edition/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Ex Libris, our Game of the Week, discuss Theme Chasing in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Publishers!
- [Episode 175 - 10 Days in the USA](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-175-10-days-in-the-usa/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover 10 Days in the USA, our Game of the Week, discuss Handling Disagreements About Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games That Surprised Us!
- [Episode 174 - Dorfromantik](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-174-dorfromantik/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Dorf Romantik, our Game of the Week, chat with designer Stephen Kerr in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Roll & Write Games Version 2.0!
- [Episode 173 - Dabba Walla](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-173-dabba-walla/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Dabba Walla, our Game of the Week, chat with Keith Matejka from Thunderworks Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games To Play at a Con!
- [Episode 172 - Semi-Annual Hype Show - Games Day 2024](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-172-semi-annual-hype-show-games-day-2024/) - In this week’s episode we’re embracing the hype as we cover New & Upcoming Games we played at Games Day 2024
- [Episode 171 - Kingdom Builder](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-171-kingdom-builder/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Kingdom Builder, our Game of the Week, discuss What Exactly Is A Euro Game in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Light Hobby Euro Games!
- [Episode 170 - Coldwater Crown](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-170-coldwater-crown/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Coldwater Crown, our Game of the Week, discuss Better Ways To Teach Kids New Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five 30 Minutes or Less Family Games You May Have Missed!
- [Episode 169 - Abyss](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-169-abyss/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Abyss, our Game of the Week, discuss Enjoying the Hobby When You Can’t Find a Gamer in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Hidden Gems from 2004 - 2014!
- [Episode 168 - Skyrise](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-168-skyrise/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Skyrise, our Game of the Week, discuss Making the First Play a Great Experience For Others in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Re-Worked Games! 00:00:00 - Intro: Follow-Up & What's Awesome00:25:12 - Game of the Week: Skyrise00:51:49 - School of Gaming: Making
- [Episode 167 - Pirate's Cove](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-167-pirates-cove/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Pirate’s Cove, our Game of the Week, discuss Tips For Getting the Most Out of a Convention in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Second Edition Games!
- [Episode 166 - Tokaido & Namiji](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-166-tokaido-namiji/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Tokiado and Namiji, our Games of the Week, discuss Logic and Self-Control for Younger Gamers in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five The Original Is Better Games!
- [Episode 165 - Cargo Noir](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-165-cargo-noir/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Cargo Noir, our Game of the Week, discuss Why Some Game Stores Are Failing in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five High Tension Games!
- [Episode 164 - Concept Kids: Animals](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-164-concept-kids-animals/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Concept Kids: Animals, our Game of the Week, discuss House Rules for Younger Players in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Relaxing Games!
- [Episode 163 - Speculation](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-163-speculation/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Speculation, our Game of the Week, discuss Pain Points in Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five Games That Are Better Digitally!
- [Episode 162 - First in Flight](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-162-first-in-flight/) - The Game Schooler Podcast is a weekly audio show that educates to new and experienced gamers about the awesomeness of tabletop gaming. In this week’s episode we'll cover First in Flight, our Game of the Week, discuss Physical Tools For Teaching Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our High-Five
- [Episode 161 - Pyramido](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-161-pyramido/) - In this episode of the GameSchooler podcast, the Doug and Michael discuss recent gaming experiences, and their game of the week, Pyramido. Pyramido is a tile placement game with interesting and meaningful choices. They also discuss the significance of storytelling in gaming, the connection between storytelling mechanisms and themes, the impact of setting in gaming,
- [Episode 160 - Forbidden Jungle](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-160-forbidden-jungle/) - In this episode, Doug and Michael discuss their recent experiences, including a story about encountering a wizard at a Goodwill store. They also talk about using roll and write games for handwriting practice and highlight the GameSchooler Discord server. Doug and Michael discuss the cooperative and engaging gameplay Forbidden Jungle, the Game of the Week.
- [Episode 159 - Math Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-159-math-games/) - In this episode of the GameSchooler Podcast, Doug and Michael discuss math games. They provide recommendations for games that cover various math skills, including sequencing, counting, addition and subtraction, probability, and multiplication. They also highlight games that combine multiple math skills. The hosts share their personal experiences with these games and emphasize the educational value
- [Episode 158 - Colorbrain](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-158-colorbrain/) - SummaryIn this episode of the Game Scholar Podcast, Doug and Michael follow-up on last week's high five list, the impact of screen time, a new fan group on Board Game Arena, the benefits of campaign and legacy games, and the bonding and friendship that can be fostered through gaming. They also highlight Colorbrain as their
- [Episode-157 - Marvel-United-Revisited](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-157-marvel-united-revisited/) - In this episode of the Game Schooler podcast, the Doug & Michael discuss their new setup, share a Small World story, talk about instant turnoffs in gaming, and revisit their Game of the Week, Marvel United. They discuss the game's mechanics, art, affordability, and replayability. They also provide insights into the game's educational value and
- [Episode 156 - Zooloretto](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-156-zooloretto/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Zooloretto, our Game of the Week, discuss Whether a Good Deal Increase Interest in a Game in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing our Top 10 Games from 2019!
- [Introducing Game Schooler Notebooks](https://www.gameschooler.com/introducing-game-schooler-notebooks/) - One our main goals at gameschooler.com is to help folks start gameschooling. Of course we have the podcast and recommended games, but up until now we haven’t had any free resources to use with your students. Those of you who have been with us from the beginning may be familiar with our Skill-Builders. A Game
- [Episode 155 - Lost Ruins of Arnak](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-155-lost-ruins-of-arnak/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Lost Ruins of Arnak, our Game of the Week, discuss What Jobs Within The Board Game Industry Would You Like To Have in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revealing the Best Cover Art in our High-Five!
- [Episode 154 - The A.R.T. Project](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-154-the-a-r-t-project/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover The A.R.T. Project, our Game of the Week, discuss Balancing Fun & Winning in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up by revisiting our High Five Games of 2022!
- [Episode 153 - World Wonders](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-153-world-wonders/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover World Wonders, our Game of the Week, Revisit Our Anticipated Games of 2023 in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High Five Most Anticipated Games for 2024!
- [Episode 152 - Santa’s Workshop](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-152-santas-workshop/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Santa’s Workshop (Second Edition), our Game of the Week, discuss Gamer’s New Year’s Resolutions in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our Top 10 from 2023!
- [Episode 151 – Top 50 Family Games of All-Time 10-1](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-151-top-50-family-games-of-all-time-10-1/) - It's finally here. We have reached the end of our Top 50 Family Games of All-Time! Before we close out another great year, we want to thank those folks who have supported us and this labor of love we call a podcast. Your support means the world to us, and we are so grateful. Ok,
- [Episode 150 – Top 50 Family Games of All-Time 20-11](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-150-top-50-family-games-of-all-time-20-11/) - We're almost there! I can honestly say that this portion of the list could actually be someone's Top 10 Family Games of All-Time and I wouldn't even bat an eye. That's how awesome these games are. Without further ado!
- [Episode 149 – Top 50 Family Games of All-Time 30-21](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-149-top-50-family-games-of-all-time-30-21/) - The Top 50 Family Games of All-Time rolls on as we hit the halfway point. It also just occurred to me that you could almost fill up an entire year by playing a new game from this list each week! That would be an awesome a year! Let's take a look at some of the
- [Episode 148 – Top 50 Family Games of All-Time 40-31](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-148-top-50-family-games-of-all-time-40-31/) - Welcome back to the countdown of the Top 50 Family Games of All-Time. After last week's list it's hard to imagine that the are 40 more great family games to discuss, but try we must! Let us know if any of these games are go to games in your house!
- [Episode 147 - Top 50 Family Games of All-Time 50-41](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-147-top-50-family-games-of-all-time-50-41/) - In this episode we kick off our countdown of the Top 50 Family Games of All-Time. As of 2023 of course! Did your favorite games make the list?
- [Episode 146 - Hammer Time](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-146-hammer-time/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Hammer Time, our Game of the Week, discuss Is It the Game or Something Else in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games with Elegant Rules!
- [Episode 145 - Disney Lorcana](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-145-disney-lorcana/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Disney Lorcana, our Game of the Week, discuss Collectible Card Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Breaking the Law Games!
- [Episode 144 - Amigo Card Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-144-amigo-card-games/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover 2 Amigo Card Games, our Games of the Week, discuss Useless Parts of the Hobby in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games with Mundane Themes That Work!
- [Episode 143 - Deduckto](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-143-deduckto/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Deduckto, our Game of the Week, discuss Upgrading to a New Printing in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games on Big Box Shelves Right Now!
- [Episode 142 - Turtle Splash!](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-142-turtle-splash/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Turtle Splash!, our Game of the Week, discuss What Attracts Us To A Game in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Game Mechanisms!
- [Episode 141 - Dice Hunters of Therion](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-141-dice-hunters-of-therion/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Dice Hunters of Therion, our Game of the Week, discuss Gaming Spaces in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games We Regret Getting Rid Of!
- [Episode 140 - Disney Animated](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-140-disney-animated/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Disney Animated, our Game of the Week, discuss Whether Mechanisms Can Become Outdated in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Junior Versions of Games!
- [Episode 139 - Starry Night Sky](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-139-starry-night-sky/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Starry Night Sky, our Game of the Week, discuss Describing Board Games to Non-Gamers in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games We Wish We Played More Frequently!
- [Episode 138 - The Great Split](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-138-the-great-split/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover The Great Split, our Game of the Week, discuss How Much Value a Review or Recommendation Has in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games For Non-Gamers!
- [Episode 137 - Sushi Go!: Spin Some for Dim Sum](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-137-sushi-go-spin-some-for-dim-sum/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Sushi Go: Spin Some for Dim Sum, our Game of the Week, feature a Publisher Spotlight with Amigo in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games We Can’t Get Rid Of!
- [Episode 136 - Nimalia](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-136-nimalia/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Nimalia, our Game of the Week, discuss When a Game Should End? in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games We Would Have Loved As Teenagers!
- [Episode 135 - In the Footsteps of Darwin](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-135-in-the-footsteps-of-darwin/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover In the Footsteps of Darwin, our Game of the Week, discuss Tips for Board Game Shopaholics in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games We Wished We Owned!
- [Episode 134 -  Penny Black](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-134-penny-black/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Penny Black, our Game of the Week, Interview Mike Dilisio from the Dice Tower in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Best Miniatures!
- [Episode 133 - KuZOOkA](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-133-kuzooka/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover KuZOOkA, our Game of the Week, feature a Publisher Spotlight with The Op Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Iconic Game Components!
- [Episode 128 - Akropolis](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-128-akropolis/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Akropolis, our Game of the Week, Interview the Family Gamers Podcast in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games We Wish Had Different Themes!
- [Episode 125 - Museum Suspects](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-125-museum-suspects/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Museum Suspects, our Game of the Week, Discuss What’s Wrong With Family Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games That Fell Through The Cracks!
- [Episode 116 - First Rat](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-116-first-rat/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover First Rat, our Game of the Week, discuss Consuming Board Game Media in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Racing Games!
- [Episode 132 - What the Cup?!](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-132-what-the-cup/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover What the Cup!?, our Game of the Week, discuss Loneliness and Gaming in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games That Need To Be Upgraded!
- [News: Game Schooler Podcast Now On Discord](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-podcast-on-discord/) - The Game Schooler Podcast officially has a Discord Server! What is a Discord Server? According to Discord... Discord servers are organized into topic-based channels where you can collaborate, share, and just talk about your day without clogging up a group chat. Basically, it's a place for all of us to hang out, and talk about
- [Episode 131 - Gen Con 2023](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-131-gen-con-2023/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover all things GenCon 2023! That's it. No High-Five. No School of Gaming. All Gen Con all the time!
- [Episode 067 - Bärenpark](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-067-barenpark/) - This week we re-visit one of our favorite designers... Phil Walker-Harding! In In this week’s episode we'll cover Bärenpark, our Recommended Game of the Week, take a deep dive into the Cult of the New in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Games We’ve Backed on Kickstarter! In case you
- [Episode 097 - LLAMA](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-097-llama/) - Finally the good doctor returns to the Game Schooler Podcast! In this week’s episode we’ll cover L.L.A.M.A. , our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gameschooling on the Road in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Exploration Games!
- [Episode 130 - The Pursuit of Happiness](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-130-the-pursuit-of-happiness/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover The Pursuit of Happiness, our Game of the Week, discuss How Seriously We Should Take Gaming? in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games to Keep at the Cabin.
- [Episode 129 - Green Team Wins](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-129-green-team-wins/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Green Team Wins, our Game of the Week, discuss When a Game Becomes Too Much in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games That Need To Be Reprinted!
- [Episode 127 - ICECOOL](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-127-icecool/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover ICECOOL, our Game of the Week, discuss What’s More Important: Gamer Credibility or Sales in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Fanciest Games!
- [Episode 126 - Fire Tower](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-126-fire-tower/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Fire Tower, our Game of the Week, discuss How AI Will Affect Gaming in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five American Themed Games!
- [Episode 124 - Dog Park](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-124-dog-park/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Dog Park, our Game of the Week, Discuss What Makes Complexity in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Party Games for Gamers!
- [Episode 123 - Scribbly Gum](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-123-scribbly-gum/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Scribbly Gum, our Game of the Week, discuss Themes & IP Bringing People to the Table in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Small Publisher Games!
- [Episode 122: Stone Age](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-122-stone-age/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Stone Age, our Game of the Week, discuss BoardGameGeek: Tool vs. Community in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Auction Games!
- [Episode 121 - Sheriff of Nottingham](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-121-sheriff-of-nottingham/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Sheriff of Nottingham, our Game of the Week, discuss Introduction vs. Conversion in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Party Games!
- [Episode 120 - ACD Games Day 2023](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-120-acd-games-day-2023/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover all things ACD Games Day 2023!
- [Episode 119 - Long Shot: The Dice Game](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-119-long-shot-the-dice-game/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Long Shot: The Dice Game, our Game of the Week, discuss Depth vs. Breadth in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Mean Games!
- [Episode 118 - Challengers!](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-118-challengers/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Challengers!, our Game of the Week, discuss Starting Your Own Game Night in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Bang For Your Buck Games!
- [Episode 117 - Cape May](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-117-cape-may/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Cape May, our Game of the Week, discuss How We’ve Changed As Gamers in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games that Surprised Us!
- [Episode 115 - Blueprints](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-115-blueprints/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Blueprints, our Game of the Week, discuss Gaming in Public in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Gaming Experiences!
- [Episode 114 - Birds of a Feather](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-114-birds-of-a-feather/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Birds of a Feather: Western North America, our Game of the Week, discuss Enhancing Gameplay with Accessories in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games That Should Be Ranked Higher on BoardGameGeek!
- [Episode 113 - Las Vegas](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-113-las-vegas/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Las Vegas, our Game of the Week, discuss Life After Uno in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games from 2013!
- [Episode 112 - Bad Company](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-112-bad-company/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Bad Company, our Game of the Week, discuss Friendly Local Game Stores in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five 20 Minute or Less Games!
- [Episode 111 - Marvel Remix](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-111-marvel-remix/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Marvel: Remix, our Game of the Week, discuss Comparing Games and Movies in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five IP Games!
- [Episode 104 - Pioneer Days](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-104-pioneer-days/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Pioneer Days, our Game of the Week, chat games with designer Phil Walker-Harding in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Oldest Shelf of Shame Games!
- [Episode 105 - Flamecraft](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-105-flamecraft/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Flamecraft, our Game of the Week, discuss playtime in game selection in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five games to spark new gamer enthusiasm!
- [Episode 106 - Tapestry](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-106-tapestry/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Tapestry, our Game of the Week and revisit the year 2021!
- [Episode 108 - Airlines Europe](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-108-airlines-europe/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Airlines Europe, our Game of the Week, discuss Gamestormers with Jon Spike in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our Top Ten Games from 2018!
- [Episode 109 - Blue Lagoon](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-109-blue-lagoon/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Blue Lagoon, our Game of the Week, discuss the Impact of Rules in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Nature Games!
- [Episode 110 - My Lil' Everdell](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-110-my-lil-everdell/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover My Lil' Everdell, our Game of the Week, interview Dan Cunningham in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Space Games!
- [Episode 103 - Heat: Pedal to the Metal](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-103-heat-pedal-to-the-metal/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover Heat: Pedal to the Metal, our Game of the Week, discuss Life After Wingspan in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Most Anticipated Games of 2023!
- [Episode 102 - It's a Wonderful World](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-102-its-a-wonderful-world/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover It’s a Wonderful World, our Game of the Week, discuss Playing vs. Building a Collection in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games from 2022 We STILL Want to Play!
- [Episode 101 - Dice Throne](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-101-dice-throne/) - On with the new format! In this week’s episode we'll cover Dice Throne, our Game of the Week, review 2022 in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Games from 2022!
- [Episode 100 - Everdell](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-100-everdell/) - We finally made it! Episode 100! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Everdell, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss What's Next for the Game Schooler Podcast in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our Top Ten Games of All-Time!
- [Episode 099 - Kids Chronicles](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-099-kids-chronicles/) - Should we talk about mixing technology with children? I'm not talking about cyborg offspring, rather our recommended game this week! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Kids Chronicles: Quest for the Moon Stones, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Life After Yahtzee in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five
- [Episode 098 - Museum Pictura](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-098-museum-pictura/) - It's about time the classiest podcast in gaming discussed fine art. In this week’s episode we’ll cover Museum Pictura. , our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss The Trouble with Reviewing Board Games in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Hidden Role Games!
- [Episode 096 - Ohanami](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-096-ohanami/) - Even at 96 episodes, we're still sharing games that we love. And it's only right that finally talk about a game that has made it's share of High-Five Lists! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Ohanami, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Expansions & Budgets in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up
- [Episode 095 - HerStory](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-095-herstory/) - Michael and I are both fathers to three daughters, so this game is important to us, and we're excited to share it with you! In this week’s episode we’ll cover HerStory, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Life After Monopoly in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Simultaneous Action
- [Video: HerStory Overview](https://www.gameschooler.com/video-herstory-overview/) - Get a sneak peak of our upcoming Recommended Game of the Week, HerStory. Be sure to listen to our podcast this week to get our full thoughts on this amazing game.
- [Episode 094 - Hive Mind](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-094-hive-mind/) - This week we share one of our favorite games! Sticking with our quest to only recommend games that are available at the time of recommendation, we can finally recommend this game which was recently reprinted! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Hive Mind, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss GameHole Con in the School
- [Episode 093 - Kingsburg](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-093-kingsburg/) - We spent a day at Noble Knight and recommended For the King (and Me). So, in keeping with the kingly theme for the month we're going to talk about "crunchy" games. No, wait! We're talking about Kingsburg! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Kingsburg, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Crunchy Games in the
- [How does Spot-It! Work?](https://www.gameschooler.com/how-does-spot-it-work/) - Way back in Episode 5 of the Game Schooler Podcast, Doug and Michael wondered how the game Spot-It mathematically works. For those of you who don't know the game Spot-It, here is a brief description from BoardGameGeek Each card in original Spot it! features eight different symbols, with the symbols varying in size from one card to
- [Painted Gallery: Marvel X-Men United - Gold Team](https://www.gameschooler.com/painted-gallery-marvel-x-men-united-gold-team/) - We're on a roll lately! Here are the minis from the Gold Team Expansion for Marvel United X-Men. I've enjoyed painting all of these figures because there are so many different characters that each one feels unique!
- [Painted Gallery: Marvel United X-Men - X-Force](https://www.gameschooler.com/painted-gallery-marvel-united-x-men-x-force/) - I've been painting fast & furious... Oops wrong franchise. Here is a look at the painted minis from the X-Force expansion for Marvel United X-Men!
- [Painted Gallery: Marvel X-Men United - Fantastic Four](https://www.gameschooler.com/painted-gallery-marvel-x-men-united-fantastic-four/) - Here are some of the latest minis I've painted for Marvel X-Men United... The Fantastic Four!
- [Episode 092 - For the King (and Me)](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-092-for-the-king-and-me/) - Fall is in the air, and we're still trying to gain favor with the King? What are we doing with our lives? In this week’s episode we’ll cover For the King (and Me), our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Impact: Battle of Elements in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our
- [Episode 091 - Celestia](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-091-celestia/) - Well you've come this far, you might as well stick it out until the end. But it probably makes more sense to jump out while you can! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Celestia, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Consulting the Rules or Keep Playing in the School of Gaming, and wrap it
- [Episode 090 - Red7](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-090-red7/) - The only way to win this week's recommended game is to keep... winning? In this week’s episode we’ll cover Red7, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gaming on a Budget in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Programming Games!
- [Episode 089 - Unlock!](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-089-unlock/) - I'd like to see you get out of this post! It will take keen powers of deduction and skill! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Unlock!, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Online Platforms in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Nautical Themed Games!
- [Episode 088 - Trails](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-088-trails/) - As the leaves begin to change, let's go for a hike! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Trails, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss New Gamer Enthusiasm in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Set Collection Games!
- [Video: Trekking Through History Overview](https://www.gameschooler.com/video-trekking-through-history-overview/) - Take a look at our latest recommended game of the week, Trekking Through History, from Underdog Games. Make sure to listen each week to find out which game we recommend next!
- [Episode 087 - Trekking Through History](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-087-trekking-through-history/) - Celebrating a stellar release, and talking games, games, games! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Trekking Through History, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Two-Player Games in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Horrible Guild Games! Pick up your copy of Trekking Through History HERE!
- [Episode 086 - Get on Board](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-086-get-on-board/) - It's back to school time! Let's hop on the bus. In this week’s episode we’ll cover Get on Board: New York & London, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss strategies for running multiple games at once in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Contract Fulfillment Games!
- [Episode 085 - Tapple](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-085-tapple/) - There's nothing better than a game that works in a classroom and at a party! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Tapple, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Self-Guided Learning Through Tabletop Gaming in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Pandasaurus Games!
- [Video: Roll Camera! - Recommended Game](https://www.gameschooler.com/video-roll-camera-recommended-game/) - Check out the video version of our recent recommendation, Roll Camera! The Filmmaking Board Game.
- [Episode 084 - Alhambra](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-084-alhambra/) - This week we take a look at a classic game that is easy to teach and fun to play. It's no wonder Alhambra is still in print! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Alhambra, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Kids Teaching Games in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our
- [Episode 083 - Roll Camera!](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-083-roll-camera/) - Let's take a peak behind the curtain to see how the sausage is made with this week's recommended game! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Roll Camera!, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Attending Board Game Conventions in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Farming Games!
- [Painted Gallery: X-Men United - First Class](https://www.gameschooler.com/painted-gallery-x-men-united-first-class/) - To keep everyone updated, here are the painted miniatures from the First Class expansion for Marvel United X-Men.
- [Episode 082 - Honey Buzz](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-082-honey-buzz/) - This week we have a great game for Family Game Night, with a fun theme and amazing components! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Honey Buzz, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Board Game Cafes Driving Gameschooling in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Most Anticipated Games From Gen-Con 2022!
- [Video: High-Five Gamewright Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/video-high-five-gamewright-games/) - Check out the video version of our High-Five List of Games from the publisher Gamewright from Episode 077 of the Game Schooler Podcast! Let us know in the comments your favorite games from Gamewright!
- [Episode 081 - 5-Minute Mystery](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-081-5-minute-mystery/) - We're back with another jam-packed episode full of intrigue, helpful ideas, and games from one the most highly regarded publishers in gaming! In this week’s episode we’ll cover 5-minute Mystery, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Setting up a Gameschooling space in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five titles
- [Video: High-Five Medieval Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/video-high-five-medieval-games/) - Check out the video version of our High-Five list from Episode 076. These are our favorite Medieval Themed Games. Let us know in the comments your favorite Medieval Games!
- [Episode 080 - The Quest for El Dorado](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-080-the-quest-for-el-dorado/) - We finally go on a deep dive of one the of the good doctor's games! In this week’s episode we’ll cover The Quest for El Dorado, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Everyone Not Liking Everything in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Bluffing Games!
- [Episode 079 - Creature Comforts](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-079-creature-comforts/) - We must be in an outdoorsy mood. (Is that even a word, and if it is a word I'm sure I spelled it wrong!) This week we get in tune with nature once again with this week's recommended game. In this week’s episode we’ll cover Creature Comforts, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Setting
- [Board Game Club - Starting and Afterschool Program](https://www.gameschooler.com/board-game-club-starting-and-afterschool-program/) - As you go about your gameschooling adventure, you may find yourself wanting to spread the excitement and learning to others. One way to do that, is to run an afterschool program. In the education field, afterschool program is often abbreviated to ASP, I despise acronyms, so I'm going to use the full words in this
- [Episode 078 - Planted: A Game of Nature & Nurture](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-078-planted-a-game-of-nature-nurture/) - Lots of stuff happening in the world of Game Schooler. Have a listen to find out what's new! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Planted: A Game of Nature & Nurture, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Replacing Movies with Board Games in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five
- [Video: Pictures (Recommended Game)](https://www.gameschooler.com/video-pictures-recommended-game/) - Check out the video version of last week's Recommended Game of the Week, Pictures from Rio Grande Games! Each week we highlight the things we like, any concerns we might have, and share what skills you can develop while playing this awesome game! Without further ado, here's Pictures!
- [Painted Gallery: Marvel United](https://www.gameschooler.com/3390-2/) - I promised this awhile ago on the podcast. Without further ado, here is the complete Marvel United Kickstarter fully painted. Enjoy
- [Episode 077 - Pictures](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-077-pictures/) - We're back at it this week folks, with a brand new episode and some harrowing tales of flight cancellations! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Pictures, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Smartphone Inc. in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Gamewright Games!
- [Cancelled Flights and Podcasts](https://www.gameschooler.com/cancelled-flights-and-podcasts/) - Hey Everyone, due to some unexpected travel complications there won't be a new episode this week. We will be back to our regularly scheduled programming next Friday!
- [Episode 076 - Tsuro](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-076-tsuro/) - This week we're on the right patch with an amazing game from Calliope Games! In this week’s episode we’ll cover Tsuro, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Putting Games Away or Leaving Them Setup in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Medieval Games!
- [Episode 075 - Love Letter](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-075-love-letter/) - Sometimes great things come in tiny, portable, gameschooling packages... In this week’s episode we’ll cover Love Letter, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Making Your Next Game Session Welcoming For New Gamers in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Stock Market/Speculation Games!
- [Episode 074 - Kim Joy's Magic Bakery](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-074-kim-joys-magic-bakery/) - This week we're back to our regular show format with some great games and pastries... In this week’s episode we’ll cover Kim-Joy’s Magic Bakery, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Strategies to get people to the Table in the School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Betting Games!
- [Episode 072 - Ticket To Ride: Cities](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-072-ticket-to-ride-cities/) - This week we're not just recommending one game, but a whole series of games! In this week’s episode we'll cover Ticket To Ride: Cities Series, our Recommended Games of the Week, discuss Campaign Trail in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Games published by Queen Games!
- [Episode 071 - Dinosaur Tea Party](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-071-dinosaur-tea-party/) - It's about time this podcast became it little more refined. Let's class this joint up with a spot of tea! In this InIn this week’s episode we'll cover Dinosaur Tea Party, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gaming with Disabilities in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Art Themes
- [Episode 070 - Juicy Fruits](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-070-juicy-fruits/) - No, we're not talking about gum that loses its flavoring in 2.3 seconds! We're talking about an awesome board game, duh! In this In this week’s episode we'll cover Juicy Fruits, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss The Value of Art in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Tuck Box
- [Episode 069 - Tenpenny Parks](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-069-tenpenny-parks/) - Weren't we just talking about the cult of the new a couple of weeks ago? IIn this week’s episode we'll cover Tenpenny Parks, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Resources For Teaching Board Games in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Games That Make You Think Spring!
- [Episode 068 - Dragon's Breath](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-068-dragons-breath/) - Game Schooling builds skills in kids of all ages. This week we have a game we love playing with our younger kids and we can compete at full strength without sending them into a shame spiral! In this week’s episode we'll cover Dragon’s Breath, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss what people think when
- [Episode 066 - For Sale](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-066-for-sale/) - This week we have a very special guest! Jon Spike of GamestormEDU joins us to discuss his current Kickstarter project, Gamestormers In this week’s episode we'll cover For Sale, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss GameStormers w/ Jon Spike in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Worker Placement Games!
- [Episode 065 - Picture Perfect](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-065-picture-perfect/) - Taking family portraits can be a real pain in the... And sometimes we need to step back and recharge. Let's chat about both of those topics this week while we travel back to the year 2012! In this week’s episode we'll cover Picture Perfect, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Recharging With Board Games
- [Episode 064 - Outfoxed](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-064-outfoxed/) - Every once in a while, a game comes a long with everything... Great theme, amazing production, and an insanely low price point! This week we present one of those games. In this week’s episode we'll cover Outfoxed!, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Game Schooler Misconceptions in the School of Gaming and wrap it
- [High-Five Teach As You Play Video](https://www.gameschooler.com/high-five-teach-as-you-play-video/) - Before this week's podcast launches tomorrow, be sure to check out our video of last week's High-Five. Taken from our latest podcast (Episode 063) , here is the video version of our favorite games you can teach while you play. Enjoy!
- [Episode 063 - Machi Koro 2](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-063-machi-koro-2/) - We loved the original and we're enamored with the sequel! In this week’s episode we'll cover Machi Koro 2, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Freedom: The Underground Railroad in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Teach as You Play Games!
- [High-Five Lucky Games Video](https://www.gameschooler.com/high-five-lucky-games-video/) - We've finally done it! The technical details have been worked out and we are proud to release our first video! Taken from our latest podcast (Episode 062) , here is the video version of our High-Five Lucky Games. Enjoy!
- [Episode 062 - Welcome To](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-062-welcome-to/) - Board games with large groups can be tricky. This week we have a concept that may just solve the problem. In this week’s episode we'll cover Welcome To…, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Roll & Write Games In the Classroom in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Lucky
- [Episode 061 - Golden Ticket](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-061-golden-ticket/) - There's no earthly way of knowing / Which direction we are going / There's no knowing where we're rowing / Or which way the river's flowing In this week’s episode we'll cover The Golden Ticket Game, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss incomplete games in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with
- [Episode 060 - Gizmos](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-060-gizmos/) - The love for Phil Walker-Harding continues... What can we say? The dude makes great games! In this week’s episode we'll cover Gizmos, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss whether games for high schoolers need to be complex in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Spiel des Jahres Games!
- [Episode 059 - Deep Blue](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-059-deep-blue/) - The ocean is vast, like Doug's game collection, but is it too big? In this week’s episode we'll cover Deep Blue, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Culling vs. Curating in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Games from 2017!
- [Episode 058 - MicroMacro: Crime City](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-058-micromacro-crime-city/) - We're usually not fans of chatting about crime, but this week's Recommended Game is so innovative and unique that we had to mention it. In this week’s episode we'll cover MicroMacro: Crime City, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Game Schooling with Pre-K Kids in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with
- [Episode 057 - Fossilis](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-057-fossilis/) - We didn't have to dig too far to find a great recommended game this week! Pretty punny, huh? In this week’s episode we'll cover Fossilis, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Spilling the Beans in the School of Gaming and wrap it up with our High-Five Shelf of Embarrassment Games!
- [Episode 056 - Savannah Park](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-056-savannah-park/) - Sorry for the break last week. However, we're back on track and stronger than ever with a great show this week! In this week’s episode we'll cover Savannah Park, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Educational Adjacent Gaming Activities in the School of Gaming and wrap it up by revisiting our High-Five Games from
- [Episode 055 - Happy City](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-055-happy-city/) - It's new year and we're feeling optimistic! This week we've got a happy game to talk about and we explore our deepest regrets from 2021... Unplayed games! In this week’s episode we'll cover Happy City, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Working Through and With Uncertainties in the School of Gaming and wrap it
- [Episode 054 - Cascadia](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-054-cascadia/) - Well, now that we're firmly settled in the new year, it's time to look back! I wish we would just pick a direction and go with it. In this week’s episode we'll cover Cascadia, our Recommended Game of the Week, and wrap it up with extended High-Five as we discuss our Top Ten Games of
- [Episode 053 - Similo](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-053-similo/) - Let's ring in the new year and look forward to what lies ahead! In this week’s episode we'll cover Similo, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss the Year in Review in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Anticipated Games of 2022!
- [Episode 052 - New York Slice](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-052-new-york-slice/) - We'll deliver this episode in 30 minutes or less, or it's free! Wait, isn't it free already? In this week’s episode we'll cover New York Slice, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Board Game Awards in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Bang For Your Buck Games!
- [Game Schooler Notebook - Trail By Rail](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-notebook-trail-by-rail/) - Ticket to Ride© is a main stay at big box stores around the country and has been a top selling board game since it debuted in 2004. Although an entire generation of teachers and parents may have played this game in their teens and twenties, many of those folks may not realize the realistic details
- [Episode 051 - 7 Wonders: Architects](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-051-quadropolis/) - As we skate into the holidays, what games should we play? In this week’s episode we'll cover 7 Wonders: Architects, our Recommended Game of the Week, share Trail By Rail Notebook in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Holiday Games!
- [Episode 050 - Funfair](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-050-funfair/) - Let's build a theme park and track the results! In this week’s episode we'll cover Funfair, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Long-Term Tracking in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Thames & Kosmos Games!
- [Episode 049 - The Quacks of Quedlinburg](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-049-the-quacks-of-quedlinburg/) - This week's show has everything! Amazing game recommendation - check. Awesome Game Schooler Notebook - check. An exciting High-Five List - Check. Perfectly cooked medium t-bone steak - Um? In this week’s episode we'll cover The Quacks of Quedlinburg, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gameschooling and Social/Emotional Learning in The School of Gaming, 
- [Episode 048 - Karuba](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-048-karuba/) - It seems like just yesterday we were recommending a game from HABA. They must make Great Games! In this week’s episode we'll cover Karuba, our Recommended Game of the Week, Give Thanks in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games with the Best Components!
- [Episode 047 - Reef](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-047-reef/) - Let's dive off the deep end! In this week’s episode we'll cover Reef, our Recommended Game of the Week, Components and Engagement in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Filler Games!
- [Episode 046 - Back to the Future: Back in Time](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-046-back-to-the-future-back-in-time/) - Let's go back with out recommended game and discuss the good Sir Doctor. In this week’s episode we'll cover Back to the Future: Back in Time, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Themes in Gameschooling in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Reiner Knizia Games!
- [Episode 045 - Honga](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-045-honga/) - What do saber-tooth tigers, Disney villains, and cuddly animals all have in common? I have no idea, but we talk about all of them on this week's show! In this week’s episode we'll cover Honga, our Recommended Game of the Week, share our Power Play Notebook in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up
- [Game Schooler Notebook - Power Play](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-notebook-power-play/) - Disney Villainous is a family board game with a heavy dose of strategy. In this game, you are playing as one of the many villains from the Disney™ universe. The tricky part is that each Villain has a unique win condition. Not only do you need to know your own Villain’s nuances, but understanding your
- [Episode 044 - Zombie Kidz Evolution](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-044-zombie-kidz-evolution/) - As we dress up for Halloween, join us for this frightful edition of the Game Schooler Podcast. In this week’s episode we'll cover Zombie Kidz Evolution, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Activities or Lessons in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Spooktacular Games!
- [Episode 043 - Potion Explosion](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-043-potion-explosion/) - What's that one app where you pulverize confectionary? I can't think of it. Either way, let's talk about the board game equivalent. In this week’s episode we'll cover Potion Explosion, our Recommended Game of the Week, share Monster Movie Mayhem Notebook in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Take That Games!
- [Game Schooler Notebook - Monster Movie Mayhem](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-notebook-monster-movie-mayhem/) - Our students are film directors hired to make the next great monster movie! Gamers will use the results from their last game of Horrified: Universal Monsters as the building blocks for the script. Along the way they will track the major events that occur and lay out a rough story outline. Film directors often use storyboards, or
- [Episode 030 - World's Fair 1893](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-030-worlds-fair-1893/) - We can learn alot from tabletop games, especially when it comes to attitudes like kindness. In this week’s episode we'll cover World’s Fair 1893, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Attitudes in Gaming: Kindness in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games Published by IELLO!
- [Episode 042 - Colt Express](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-042-colt-express/) - Travel to the old timey west and help us rob a train! - Wait, that doesn't seem like a wholesome activity for gameschooling! Listen to this week's episiode to learn more about this great Spiel des Jahres winner. In this week’s episode we'll cover Colt Express, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Uninterested Students
- [Episode 041 - Periodic](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-041-periodic/) - This week we discuss on the of unicorns of gameschooling, a game that is grounded in science and is enjoyable to play. In this week’s episode we'll cover Periodic: A Game of The Elements, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Scoring Routes in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five
- [Game Schooler Notebook - Scoring Routes](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-notebook-scoring-routes/) - The Scoring Routes Game Schooler Notebook© helps students practice addition and multiplication after completing a game of Ticket to Ride: First Journey. A game of Ticket to Ride: First Journey ends when one of the players completes a sixth destination ticket. With this Notebook, students practice math by calculating scores for each train route they
- [Strategic Thinking - A Game Schooler Explanation](https://www.gameschooler.com/strategic-thinking-a-game-schooler-explanation/) - In a recent blog post, we explained how tactical thinking develops when kids and young adults engage in modern tabletop board games. Whereas tactical thinking requires making decisions based on currently available and frequently changing information, strategic thinking encourages students to develop a process or long-term strategy for accomplishing a goal. If you want your
- [Episode 040 - Raccoon Tycoon](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-040-raccoon-tycoon/) - Want to learn about one of the most approachable economic games of all time? Look no further! In this week’s episode we'll cover Raccoon Tycoon, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Hosting a Game Night in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Prehistoric Games
- [Game Schooler Notebook - Naming a Virus](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-notebook-naming-a-virus/) - The Naming A Virus Notebook works with the board game Pandemic to transform an abstract concept into concrete examples during gameplay. Your gamers will create viruses for the board game Pandemic. Before the game begins, students will have an opportunity to name and draw a virus. After each virus has a name, students assign symptoms
- [Episode 039 - My Little Scythe](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-039-my-little-scythe/) - Want to learn about the best produced kids game of all-time? Look no further. Our recommended game of the week has you covered.2 In this week’s episode we'll cover My Little Scythe, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss the Naming a Virus Gameschooler Notebook in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with
- [Episode 038 - Wreck Raiders](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-038-wreck-raiders/) - Who's ready to explore the ocean depths for forgotten treasure? Or you could build aquariums. Your choice in this week's game! In this week’s episode wIn this week’s episode we'll cover Wreck Raiders, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Benefits of Unplugging in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five
- [7 Benefits of Adult and Youth Interactions While Gameschooling](https://www.gameschooler.com/7-benefits-of-adult-and-youth-interactions-while-gameschooling/) - If you're an adult, and you interact with youth, why would you want to take time to play board games together? In episode 32 of The Game Schooler Podcast, Doug and Michael outlined seven benefits for gameschooling with youth. Here's the list: Develop skills. Young gamers learn letters, colors, and orders of operation; while older
- [Game Schooler Notebook - Production Probability](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-notebook-production-probability/) - The Production Probability Notebook works with the board game Catan to introduce probability and increase critical thinking and communication skills. Your students will learn about probability and how it can influence your decisions in a game of Catan by answering a pre-game questionnaire, exploring the math behind the dice-rolling resource generation, conducting an in-game study, and reporting
- [The Tactical Thinking Cycle - A Gameschooling Explanation](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-tactical-thinking-cycle-a-gameschooling-explanation/) - We define tactical thinking in gameschooling as: A game that challenges students to make decisions based on currently available and frequently changing information In episode 29 of the Game Schooler Podcast, we discussed tactical thinking at length in the School of Gaming segment. Doug framed the conversation by asking, "What are the benefits of tactical
- [Episode 037 - Power Failure](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-037-power-failure/) - Sometimes a game comes along that knocks you of your feet. Power Failure, from Artana and Genius Games, is one of those games. In this week’s episode we'll cover Power Failure, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Production Probability in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Abstract Games!
- [Episode 036 - Wingspan](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-036-wingspan/) - This week we feature what could be one of the greatest gameschooling games of all-time. Did we mention it's about birds and it's beautiful? InIn this week’s episode we'll cover Wingspan, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Abstract Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Sleeper Games! Friendly
- [The High-Five: Games With Great Table Presence](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-games-with-great-table-presence/) - Drawing players to the table is vital to creating engaging games that your students want to play. Table presence is the look a game has after being set up on the table. Here are five great family games that are sure to catch your eye and suck you in like a tractor beam. If you
- [The High-Five: Games With Immersive Art](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-games-with-immersive-art/) - Sure, art is subjective, but sometimes the art in a board game is so good that it brings you into the game, making it an even more immersive gameplay experience. Keep in mind, I won’t be explaining all of the details of each game, but instead highlighting why the art stands. If you want more
- [Board Games as Instruction for High Schoolers](https://www.gameschooler.com/board-games-as-instruction-for-high-schoolers/) - In the School of Gaming segment featured in episode 24 of The Game Schooler Podcast (32m 30s into the show), we talked about and unpacked advanced gameschooling at the high school level. The teacher facilitates the process. Doug pointed out how money management, full economies, and advanced subjects are brought to the table with more complex games. He mentioned
- [Episode 035 - Luxor](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-035-luxor/) - Can you create your own luck? Who knows? However, we do discuss luck in game on this week's episode! In this week’s episode we'll cover Luxor, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Luck in Gaming in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Cooperative Games!
- [Episode 034 - Downforce](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-034-downforce/) - What the heck is gameschooling? After 34 episodes, maybe we should discuss that. In this week’s episode we'll cover Downforce, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gameschooling 101 in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games from 2016!
- [The High-Five: Space Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-space-games/) - I'm not sure exactly what it is, but people love space. We discussed this list in greater detail on Episode 016 of the Game Schooler podcast. Unfortunately, I left some great games off this list, including Terraforming Mars, which is a bit too complex for our audience, and Quantum, which is all but extinct in
- [Gameschooler Reflection Assignment - An Unplugged Game-based Learning Activity](https://www.gameschooler.com/gameschooler-reflection-assignment-an-unplugged-game-based-learning-activity/) - So, you’ve just had your students complete a board game, now what? Whether you're guiding a classroom of 24 kiddos or leading a homeschool classroom of one, we’re going to provide you with a foundational activity used to foster critical thinking and develop personal responsibility. Reflection is a critical ingredient to learn from recent events
- [How Does Gameschooling Work?](https://www.gameschooler.com/how-does-gameschooling-work/) - In a world where families and educators have a variety of educational options and countless online materials to teach kids; gameschooling provides offline opportunities for students to develop skills. Gameschooling is playing modern tabletop board games and engaging in an activity to build, develop, or increase skills. We unpack and define those skills on the
- [Episode 001 - Marvel United](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-001-marvel-united/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover the Game Schooler News, Marvel United, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Cooperative Learning and Teaching Rules in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge!
- [Episode 002 - Ticket to Ride](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-002-ticket-to-ride/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover the Game Schooler News, Ticket to Ride, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Project-Based Learning and Alpha Gaming in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge!
- [Episode 003 - Horrified: Universal Monsters](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-003-horrified-universal-monsters/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Horrified: Universal Monsters, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Project-Based Learning and Cooperative Gaming in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge!
- [Episode 004 - Disney Villainous](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-004-disney-villainous/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Disney: Villainous, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Place-Based Learning and Asymmetric Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on Road Trip Games!
- [Episode 005 - Pandemic](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-005-pandemic/) - In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Pandemic, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Competency Based Education and Board Game Themes in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge about Big Box Store Games!
- [Episode 006 - Point Salad](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-006-point-salad/) - Listen to this week's podcast! It's about vegetables, so you know its good for you! In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Point Salad, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Maker-spaces and the origins of the term "Point Salad" in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge about Food Games!
- [Episode 009 - Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-009-harry-potter-hogwarts-battle/) - What could be better than a Harry Potter game? Not much, just saying. In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Planning Time and “New Gamer Excitement” in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on "Gamer" games!
- [Episode 007 - Azul](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-007-azul/) - Hurry up and listen to our new podcast about Portuguese tiles! Seriously, it's more fun than it sounds. In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Azul, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Professional Development and the term "Take That" in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge about Tile-Placement Games!
- [Episode 008 - Parks](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-008-parks/) - We love Parks! The game and the things. Take a listen! In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, Parks, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Co-Teaching and the term “Deck-Building” in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on Racing Games!
- [Episode 010 - King of Tokyo](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-010-king-of-tokyo/) - Huzzah, we made it to 10 episodes! Now let's get down to business. In this week’s episode we'll cover some Game Schooler News, King of Tokyo, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Game Schooling in a School Setting and Collection Size in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on Deck-Building Games!
- [Episode 011 - Dream Home](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-011-dream-home/) - Who's ready for more misadventures in online ordering? In this week’s episode we'll cover Dream Home, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gameschooling at Home and Drafting in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with a High-Five Challenge on Games you can Setup, Teach, and Play in 20 Minutes!
- [Episode 012 - Machi Koro](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-012-machi-koro/) - Do you want to hear about even more online ordering mis-adventures, a quick city-building game, and Asian inspired games? Then listen! The Game Schooler Podcast is a weekly audio show that highlights the educational value of tabletop gaming. In this week’s episode we'll cover Machi Koro, our Recommended Game of the Week, follow up with GameSchooling at
- [Episode 013 - Tiny Towns](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-013-tiny-towns/) - This week we tackle small cities and explore village contruction! In this week’s episode we'll cover Tiny Towns, our Recommended Game of the Week, follow up with GameSchooling Anywhere and discuss Worker Placement Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on City-Building Games!
- [Episode 014 - Catan](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-014-catan/) - Let's talk about the grandfather of modern tabletop gaming and learning history through games. In this week’s episode we'll cover Catan, our Recommended Game of the Week, follow up with Framing A Lesson and discuss Party Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on History Games!
- [Episode 015 - SOS Dino](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-015-sos-dino/) - This week we take a detour with a fantastic dinosaur game for kids! In this week’s episode we'll cover SOS Dino, our Recommended Game of the Week, examine Teaching Other Peoples Kids vs Teaching Your Own Kids, discuss Analysis Paralysis in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on HABA games!
- [Episode 016 - Planet](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-016-planet/) - In preparation for Earth Day we take a look at Planet! The Game Schooler Podcast is a weekly audio show that highlights the educational value of tabletop gaming. In this week’s episode we'll cover Planet, our Recommended Game of the Week, explore Gameschooling Outdoors, discuss Real Time Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the
- [Episode 017 - Forbidden Island](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-017-forbidden-island/) - This week we take a deep dive on saving treasure from a sinking island! The Game Schooler Podcast is a weekly audio show that highlights the educational value of tabletop gaming. In this week’s episode we'll cover Forbidden Island, our Recommended Game of the Week, explore Screen Time and discuss Counterfeit Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with
- [Episode 018 - Bunny Kingdom](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-018-bunny-kingdom/) - This week's episode is multiplying like rabbits! In this week’s episode we'll cover Bunny Kingdom, our Recommended Game of the Week, examine How Parent’s Screen Time Impacts Kids and Families and discuss Pick-Up & Deliver Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on Games with Great Table Presence.
- [Episode 019 - Sushi Go](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-019-sushi-go/) - This week's episode has everything from chopsticks to sushi. In this week’s episode we'll cover Sushi Go, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss the Scar of the Screen Time and Learning Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on Word Games!
- [Episode 020 - Century: Spice Road](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-020-century-spice-road/) - Eating foods without spices is like eating cardboard. It's mostly bad. So let's celebrate the ancient trade routes of spice trading! In this week’s episode we'll cover Century: Spice Road, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss the Skills vs. Subjects and Tile-Placement Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge on Dice Chucking Games!
- [Episode 021 - Just One](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-021-just-one/) - If I had to say just one word about this week's episode it would be "Very Good Indeed!" In this week’s episode we'll cover Just One, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss the Ingredients of Skill Development and Deduction Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Challenge about games published by Renegade Game Studios!
- [Episode 022 - Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-022-clank-a-deck-building-adventure/) - Stealing is wrong. Unless, you're stealing from a cranky dragon. After that let's uncover five games that are better than Clue! In this week’s episode we'll cover Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss the Skills & Specialization and Roll & Write Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with our High-Five Deduction Games!
- [Episode 023 - Splendor](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-023-splendor/) - Let's explore some uncut gems in an amazing game that is better than it's cover might indicate. What do they say about judging a game by its cover? In this week’s episode we'll cover Splendor, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Set Collection Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games Published
- [Episode 024 - Ticket to Ride: First Journey](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-024-ticket-to-ride-first-journey/) - We've talked about it's big brother, now let's take a look at this great train game for younger players. In this week’s episode we'll cover Ticket to Ride: First Journey, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Advanced Gameschooling in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games Published by Days of Wonder!
- [Episode 025 - Castle Panic](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-025-castle-panic/) - Fresh off of a successful Kickstarter Campaign, let's see what all the fuss is about. In this week’s episode we'll cover Castle Panic, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Engine-Building Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Games from 2011!
- [Episode 026 - Codenames](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-026-codenames/) - Let's take a look at a modern classic the bridges the gap between family and party game genres. In this week’s episode we'll cover Codenames, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Gameschooling to avoid the "Summer Slide" in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Engine-Building Games!
- [Episode 027 - Kingdomino](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-027-kingdomino/) - Sometimes the discussion after a game can be even more interesting than the game itself! In this week’s episode we'll cover Kingdomino, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Facilitating Post-Game Discussion in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Drafting Games!
- [Episode 028 - 7 Wonders](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-028-7-wonders/) - It's hard to believe we've waited 28 episodes to do a deep dive on this masterpiece. In this week’s episode we'll cover 7 Wonders, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Attitudes in Gaming: Integrity in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Roll & Write Games!
- [Episode 029 - Silver & Gold](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-029-silver-gold/) - It's one of our favorite skills on planet earth. Let's see what makes tactical thinking tick. In this week’s episode we'll cover Silver & Gold, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Tactical Thinking in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Push Your Luck Games!
- [Episode 031 - Summer Camp](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-031-summer-camp/) - Before summer runs out, check out this amazing game. In this week’s episode we'll cover Summer Camp, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Area Control in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Pirate Games!
- [Episode 033 - Adventure Land](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-033-adventure-land/) - Want a peak behind the curtain? You don't want to miss this episode! In this week’s episode we'll cover Adventure Land, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss What We Look For In Recommended Games in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five 2-Player Games!
- [Episode 032 - Trekking the World](https://www.gameschooler.com/episode-032-trekking-the-world/) - Summer is no stranger to vacations. Why not visit the entire world! In this week’s episode we'll cover Trekking the World, our Recommended Game of the Week, discuss Parental Perks of Gameschooling in The School of Gaming, and wrap it up with the High-Five Area Control Games!
- [The High-Five: HABA Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-haba-games/) - HABA is a classic game publisher specializing primarily in children's games that has recently dabbled in family games. Needless to say, the games HABA publishes are great candidates for gameschooling. So, without further ado, here are our High-Five games published by HABA. If you want even more discussion about these games, check out Episode 015
- [How Game-Based Learning Works for GameSchooler.com](https://www.gameschooler.com/how-game-based-learning-works-for-gameschooler-com/) - Board games build skills. Before you spit your coffee or Mountain Dew out through your nose, we are serious. Playing a modern tabletop board game requires thinking, and players get better with repetition. Just as a basketball player gets better at dribbling and shooting and or a welder improves at putting pieces of metal together,
- [Why Unplugged?](https://www.gameschooler.com/why-unplugged/) - As we've previously talked about, Game-Based Learning is an established theory and practice. So, why does Gameschooler focus on unplugged? Although we are both 80's babies raised on copious amounts of VHS and all things Nintendo, we're also fathers of three school-aged children (3 each for a total of six if you're keeping score at home).
- [Why modern tabletop board games are a great vehicle for teaching skills?](https://www.gameschooler.com/why-modern-tabletop-board-games-are-a-great-vehicle-for-teaching-skills/) - If you've stumbled onto this website, you'll notice we contend modern tabletop board games are the perfect vehicle for cognitive skill development. One of the most common questions is, how can my child or my students develop skills playing a board game? The simple answer is: board games place students in situations to solve problems,
- [The High-Five: Historical Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-historical-games/) - The High-FivOne of my favorite subjects in school was history, so the games on this High-Five are near and dear to my heart. If you want to hear more about these games, take a listen to Episode #014 of the Game Schooler Podcast. 5. Memoir '44 Memoir '44 handles the horrific subject of World War II very
- [The High-Five: City-Building Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-city-building-games/) - The High-Five challenge for this week was all about family-style city-building games. I wanted to choose games that felt like players were constructing something they could step back from at the end of the game and admire. No reason to belabor the point like an inept city council; let's get on with the list! 5. Machi
- [The High-Five: Asian Inspired Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-asian-inspired-games/) - In this week's High Five Challenge, we took a look at the top 5 Asian Inspired games. These are family-friendly and approachable games that draw inspiration from and highlight Asian culture. I have a couple of Honorable mentions that missed my list for various reasons (listen to the show to find out why), but they
- [The High Five: Deck-Building Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-deck-building-games/) - In this week's episode, I took a look at deck-building games. In deck-building games, players continually add cards to improve a personal deck while they cycle through it. I stuck with card-based deck-building for this list, and we're keeping the treated lumber jokes to a minimum. Before we go to the list, I want to
- [The High-Five: Gamer Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-gamer-games/) - In this week's High-Five, I took a look at my top five family-friendly gamer games. These are games for families ready to take their gaming to the next level. These games are on the edge of our Recommended Games list, usually missing out due to increased complexity. However, that doesn't mean these are 4-hour brain-melting
- [The High-Five: Racing Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-racing-games/) - In this week's High-Five, I took a look at my top five family-friendly racing games. These are games with racing in them. They are not all NASCAR games, so feel free to proceed with the list. There are only a couple of honorable mentions this week, including Spiel Des Jahres Nominee Luxor, a game in which
- [The High-Five: Tile-Placement Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-tile-placement-games/) - This week's High-Five was all about tile-placement games. There are a TON of tile-placement games, and a bunch of quality games didn't make the list. You know it's a solid topic when games like Azul, Tsuro, Planet, and New York 1901 were honorable mentions. Without further ado, here are the High-Five tile-placement games for you and your family. Now, onto
- [The High-Five: Food Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-food-games/) - On this week's Game Schooler Podcast, we explored the High-Five Food Games. Folks may think food is a popular theme for board games, but I think it lacks proper representation. After all, we do eat every day. At least I do; I don't know about your schedule. Before I proceed to the list, I wanted
- [The High-Five: Train Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-train-games/) - Fresh off the heels of our first podcast. Here is a list of the High-Five Family Friendly Train games for you to explore. Some may be Recommended Games, and others may be hard to find, but if you get a chance to play any of these games, you won't be disappointed. 5. Traintopia Traintopia plays over
- [The High Five: Games To Play With Your Kids](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-games-to-play-with-your-kids/) - This week, let's talk about five great games you can play with your kids. There are a plethora of games geared entirely toward kids, but that doesn't mean I want to play them. Sure, I could introduce the girls to more complicated games, but I don't want to play like a Neanderthal to keep things
- [The High Five: Games With Famous IPs](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-games-with-famous-ips/) - This week, I went through our High-Five games with Famous IPs. In case you don't know, an IP refers to "Intellectual Property". Intellectual property is a set of intangible assets owned by a company. For example, Spider-Man, is the intellectual property of Marvel and Disney. They own everything about Spider-Man. As such, game companies must
- [The High Five: Games For Your Next Road Trip](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-games-for-your-next-road-trip/) - Fresh off of last week's podcast, here are the High Five Games to bring on your next road trip. I focused on portable games that wouldn't swallow precious trunk space and games that fit a hotel or restaurant table. Sorry, Mousetrap didn't make the High Five this time. One last thing, before we dive into
- [The High-Five: Big Box Games NOT On Another High-Five List](https://www.gameschooler.com/the-high-five-big-box-games-not-on-another-high-five-list/) - On our latest episode, Michael threw this High Five Doozey. What are the top five best games in big box stores that have not been on another High Five? So I put my thinking cap on. Without further ado, here they are. 5. Spot It! Spot It! is a simple card game that mathematically boggles my
- [Game Schooler Launches Innovative Curriculum](https://www.gameschooler.com/game-schooler-launches-innovative-curriculum/) - Educational games suck! Meanwhile, modern board games engage people of all ages by encouraging interaction and discussion during and after gameplay. There has been a long-standing unfulfilled need to connect modern tabletop games with learning, until now. After a year and half of research and design, Doug Kotecki and Dr. Michael McCabe, the creators of

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- [Patrician: Towers of Influence](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/patrician-towers-of-influence/)
- [I Heart Manatees](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/i-heart-manatees/)
- [Happy Home](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/happy-home/)
- [Dodo](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/dodo/)
- [Tangram City](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/tangram-city/)
- [Spotlight](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/spotlight/)
- [Expeditions: Around the World](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/expeditions-around-the-world/)
- [Let’s Go! To Japan](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/lets-go-to-japan/)
- [Comic Hunters](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/comic-hunters/)
- [Post Office](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/post-office/)
- [Draft & Write Records](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/draft-write-records/)
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- [Sunrise Lane](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/sunrise-lane/)
- [Captain Flip](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/captain-flip/)
- [Champions!](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/champions/)
- [Adventure Party: The Role-Playing Party Game](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/adventure-party-the-role-playing-party-game/)
- [Ex Libris](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/ex-libris/)
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- [Dabba Walla](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/dabba-walla/)
- [Kingdom Builder](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/kingdom-builder/)
- [Coldwater Crown](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/coldwater-crown/)
- [Abyss](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/abyss/)
- [Skyrise](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/skyrise/)
- [Pirate's Cove](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/pirates-cove/)
- [Tokaido](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/tokaido/)
- [Namiji](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/namiji/)
- [Cargo Noir](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/cargo-noir/)
- [Concept Kids: Animals](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/concept-kids-animals/)
- [Speculation](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/speculation/)
- [First in Flight](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/first-in-flight/)
- [Pyramido](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/pyramido/)
- [Forbidden Jungle](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/forbidden-jungle/)
- [Colorbrain](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/colorbrain/)
- [Zooloretto](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/zooloretto/)
- [Cascadia](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/cascadia/) - Cascadia is an approachable thinker's game full of crunchy choices that are understandable for inexperienced gamers. We love the fun theme and artwork that pulls you into the game and keeps you engaged the whole time. Cascadia is a master class in developing decision-making while utilizing spatial awareness and perception to provide a deep and
- [Tapple](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/tapple/) - Tapple is one of those rare unicorn games that fits just as well at a party as it does in a K-12 classroom. In this game, players must think fast to stay in the game. Tapple tests mental responsiveness, flexes vocabulary, and requires verbal communication in a streamlined approach that works for young and older
- [Hammer Time](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/hammer-time/)
- [7 Wonders](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/7-wonders/) - 7 Wonders is a speedy card drafting game in which everyone plays simultaneously, meaning games are about the same length whether you have three or seven players. We like that. Although the symbology in the game can be a bit of a hurdle, the strategic and tactical thinking skills more than make up for it.
- [New York Slice](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/new-york-slice/) - New York Slice starts with the "I split, you choose" concept, but instead of dividing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, players divide pizzas into slices. With the divider taking the last pick, young gamers need to learn how to split the pizza wisely. Besides providing kids with intriguing decisions, New York Slice has a
- [Luxor](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/luxor/) - It's no surprise that jurists nominated Luxor for the Spiel des Jahres in 2018. This game offers variability for repeat plays and streamlined gameplay that adds interest without adding complexity. In Luxor, players move their adventurers through a temple in search of the pharaoh's tomb. Along the way, they collect artifacts and treasure. Players play
- [Marvel United](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/marvel-united/) - Marvel United© brings the Avengers to the table in an innovative cooperative gaming format. We recommend this game for many reasons, and re-playability is one of the top factors. The mix of different characters and various location cards ensure that no two games are exactly the same. What makes this game unique is that each
- [Ticket to Ride](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/ticket-to-ride/) - Ticket to Ride is a great family game with easy to learn rules. It's competitive, but it isn't mean. Your gamers explore spatial perception and logistics as they map their routes across the board, and must think critically and tactically in order to adapt on the fly. Kids gain confidence as they complete each ticket while
- [Horrified: Universal Monsters™](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/horrified-universal-monsters/) - Horrified: Universal Monsters is one of the few games about movie monsters that isn't frightening and fits in seamlessly into a family game night. This is a cooperative game in which everyone works together to defeat these famous monsters. The game is extremely flexible because the difficulty can be scaled up by adding more monsters
- [Disney Villainous™](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/disney-villainous/) - Disney Villainous is a beautiful and engaging family game. Players take on the role of famous Disney villains, each with their own unique victory conditions. Since every character has their own individual skills and goals, it may take some time to learn the in and outs of each villain. Once you master each villain, your
- [Pandemic](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/pandemic/) - We recommend this Pandemic for the interactions, decision-making, and outcomes that accompany the game experience. This is a cooperative game where all of the players work together. Pandemic© is an intergenerational game. A 12-year old can absolutely play this game with their grandparents. The combination of individual and group decision-making in this game has led
- [Tiny Towns](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/tiny-towns/) - On every turn in Tiny Towns, players add resources to their 4x4 grid. When placed in specific layouts, players can convert resources into buildings for their city. Each building scores differently, and with multiple versions of each building included, the replay value of this game is off the charts! Tiny towns is an excellent game
- [Point Salad](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/point-salad/) - Point Salad is a straightforward and compact drafting game. Each turn, players choose vegetable cards or scoring cards. That's it! Please don't underestimate the enjoyability of Point Salad based on its simple ruleset. This game is fun! The brightly colored cards and scoring variabilities make Point Salad a pleasure to play every time. Your kids will learn about
- [Azul](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/azul/) - Azul is a tile-laying game for 2-4 players that works for the whole family. The chunky tiles exude quality, and the gameplay offers strategic choices for players as young as 9. Players must be able to balance taking tiles that benefit them while blocking opponents. Azul can be cut-throat with experienced players, but we've found most
- [Parks](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/parks/) - Parks is an engaging game of hiking and memories as players visit our National Parks. The game features artwork from the Fifty-Nine Parks series and plays in under an hour. The rules are easy to follow, and kids must carefully manage their resources to make the best trip imaginable. Thanks to the game's beautiful illustrations,
- [Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/harry-potter-hogwarts-battle/) - Not only does Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle have a theme with worldwide appeal, the game does an excellent job of introducing new gamers to the world of deck-building. Deck-building is a game mechanism in which players "build" their deck by acquiring new cards with more powerful abilities. Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle scales in difficulty as
- [King of Tokyo](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/king-of-tokyo/) - King of Tokyo is a fast and exciting dice-rolling game of combat and cunning. Players must decide to pursue victory through scoring points or destroying the competition. King of Tokyo does a fantastic job introducing younger players to direct competition in a light and approachable way. Vibrant art, chunky dice, and lightning-quick gameplay keep this
- [Dream Home](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/dream-home/) - Dream Home draws in players of every age. While young gamers can't resist the vibrant artwork and the chance to fill their houses with toys, older players seek efficiency. This dichotomy is a rare feat indeed and one that we appreciate at Game Schooler. The approachable theme, quirky artwork, and speedy gameplay make Dream Home
- [Machi Koro](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/machi-koro/) - In Machi Koro, players roll dice to activate the buildings in their city. When activated, these buildings and businesses produce cash to invest in new properties. Machi Koro is a family game with speedy turns and subsurface introductions to arithmetic, probability, and business principles. Young games discover profit, loss, and investment concepts in the delightfully
- [Catan](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/catan/) - Catan is a modern classic. It was released in 1995 and introduced a whole generation of players into tabletop gaming. That alone makes Catan worthy of being a recommended game from Game Schooler. Even if it falls out of favor with hardcore gamers, it's still an amazing game. Behind its lineage and accolades, you'll find
- [SOS Dino](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/sos-dino/) - SOS Dino is an excellent cooperative game for younger players. The cute dinosaur figures and the 3-D elements of the board make SOS Dino both inviting and engaging. The flowing lava tiles allow players to enhance their spatial perception skills, and the randomly drawn tiles ensure no two games will ever be the same.
- [Planet](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/planet/) - Planet is a tactile masterpiece. In a game of Planet players aren't building with cards or putting hexagon tiles on game board, they are building their planet in 3-D with magnetic tiles! Zoology and ecology come together as players try to pair animals with habitats. Throw in some tactical thinking and spatial perception skills and
- [Forbidden Island](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/forbidden-island/) - Forbidden Island and the classic Pandemic were both designed by Matt Leacock, and the two games share structural DNA. However, Forbidden Island caters toward a younger audience with more accessible gameplay. Forbidden Island is an excellent cooperative family game with opportunities to develop logistic, spatial perception, and risk management skills.
- [Bunny Kingdom](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/bunny-kingdom/) - Bunny Kingdom is a card drafting game from famed designer Richard Garfield that features infinite replayability and tremendous spatial perception elements. Players must tactically select from the cards to expand their kingdoms while maximizing points. Players earn points at the end of each of the four rounds, which provides opportunities for players to hone their
- [Sushi Go!](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/sushi-go/) - Sushi Go! is a fast-paced introduction to drafting games with adorable artwork and clever combinations. Each turn, players select a card from their hand and pass the rest. This simplified game works with the whole family and only takes about 15 minutes to play. We like Sushi Go as a primer for more advanced drafting
- [Century: Spice Road](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/century-spice-road/) - Century: Spice Road is a fast-paced, easy-to-learn family game that highlights the flow of production and trading. Players must efficiently manage and convert their existing resources to meet demand cards to score victory points. Century: Spice Road offers players four simple actions per turn to keep the game moving at a lightning-quick pace and almost
- [Just One](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/just-one/) - Just One is an excellent cooperative game for large groups that teaches core language skills such as reading, writing, and comprehension. The game plays well with the entire family, and the simple yet engaging gameplay will keep everyone glued to the table. Watching youngsters create clues by straddling the line between unique and useless is
- [Clank! A Deck-Building Adventure](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/clank-a-deck-building-adventure/) - Clank! is a fantastic game that brings the deck-building mechanism to a whole new level and offers multiple learning opportunities for middle schoolers and above. Your kids need to adapt to a changing game board, improve their deck, and calculate risk management on the fly. The game's setting is fun and vibrant without taking itself
- [Splendor](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/splendor/) - Splendor is a classic engine-building game in which players get more efficient as the game goes along. Youngsters learn about escalating their abilities throughout the game, and the chunky gem chips are of the highest quality. The game also provides a gentle level of competition as players race to acquire gems & cards. We like
- [Ticket to Ride: First Journey](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/ticket-to-ride-first-journey/)
- [Castle Panic](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/castle-panic/) - Castle Panic is one of the best entry-level cooperative games that works for the entire family. The gameplay is basic but rewarding while providing a unique experience on each playthrough. Kids must keep track of the cards in their hands, as well as how the monsters may move each turn. Castle Panic develops risk management
- [Codenames](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/codenames/) - Often billed as a party game, Codenames is a puzzle of a game that forces players to be creative and find connections between words. We also love the teamwork nature of this game, which allows weaker players to fit in and enjoy highs of victory while minimizing the sting of defeat. In addition to enhancing
- [Kingdomino](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/kingdomino/) - Kindomino is a simple game with huge spatial perception connections. Manipulating tiles to fit the parameters of the game provides a fun puzzle for younger and older gamers. Kids must balance between short-term and long-term benefits when selecting tiles while managing the risk of tile placement and availability. Throw in a 15-minute playtime and an
- [Silver & Gold](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/silver-gold/) - Silver & Gold is from one of our favorite game designers, Phil Walker-Harding. This small card game is full of depth and engaging gameplay. Gamers must use markers to cross off polyomino shapes on their treasure cards to score points. Silver & Gold is full of tactile goodness and plenty of opportunities for players to
- [World’s Fair 1893](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/worlds-fair-1893/) - In addition to covering a prominent moment in history near the turn of the century, World's Fair 1893 is a simple area control game that moves along quickly. The game features beautiful artwork from Beth Sobel, and each exhibit card includes flavor text to draw you deeper into the game. Heck, you kids can get
- [Summer Camp](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/summer-camp/) - Every once in a while, a game comes along that impresses you right from the start. Summer Camp is one of those games. Summer Camp introduces Deck-Building in a fun and approachable way with evocative art that oozes nostalgia. Each game only includes three of the seven possible summertime activities, which means every game is
- [Trekking the World](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/trekking-the-world/) - Trekking the World seems like it's been around forever, but this 2020 release offers simple gameplay with robust choices. Turns are straightforward, but managing your options is what drives this game. Trotting around the globe, collecting souvenirs, and taking tours of must-see destinations are sure to exercise your spatial perception, strategic thinking, and logistics skills.
- [Adventure Land](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/adventure-land/) - Adventure Land, released by HABA, isn't the most well-known game from designers Wolfgang Kramer and Michael Kiesling. However, simple gameplay with three unique modules makes Adventure Land an excellent family game ideal for gameschooling. Your kids come face to face with mathematics, managing risks, and adapting to a constantly evolving board as new fog monsters,
- [Downforce](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/downforce/) - From designer Wolfgang Kramer and adapted by Restoration Games, Downforce is a card-based racing game in which players bid for ownership of the cars in each race. However, it's still possible to win the game even if your car finishes last! Your gameschoolers must manage risks and use tactical thinking skills to stay one step
- [Wingspan](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/wingspan/) - Wingspan is an engine-building game set in the world of ornithology. The game has some complexities, but the approachable theme alleviates any teaching hurdles. The artwork is gorgeous, and the components are some of the best we've seen in a tabletop game. Wingspan enhances any collection. Plus, the ever-changing gameplay will keep you coming back
- [Power Failure](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/power-failure/) - Power Failure is a unique game that combines card-building combos with dexterity, but it works flawlessly. As players build and run power plants, they risk sending too much carbon into the atmosphere. Power Failure perfectly straddles the line between theme and function, providing a plethora of teaching options for instructors. Coal plants are cheap to
- [Wreck Raiders](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/wreck-raiders/) - Wreck Raiders uses vibrant and cute artwork to introduce players to dice drafting and worker placement games. And like all KTBG games, Wreck Raiders works equally well for adults and their children. One of the coolest parts about Wreck Raiders is that every action you take in the game rewards you. So you're always getting
- [My Little Scythe](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/my-little-scythe/) - My Little Scythe does a fantastic job teaching advanced game mechanisms to young gamers. The production quality is impeccable, and the artwork draws gamers to the table. With an open-ended play style, players can pursue the strategies that appeal to them or opportunities that present themselves throughout the game. It didn't take very many playthroughs
- [Raccoon Tycoon](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/raccoon-tycoon/) - Raccoon Tycoon is one of our favorite economic games primarily because it does such a great job of making complex topics such as supply & demand and market manipulation so approachable. Quick turns and simple actions keep Raccoon Tycoon moving along, even if the play length is longer than we usually recommend. The skill and
- [Periodic: A Game of The Elements](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/periodic-a-game-of-the-elements/) - Periodic: A Game of The Elements is one of the unicorns in the field of gameschooling. Not only does this game help kids develop essential skills, but it's also firmly rooted in concrete science. After all, the game board is the periodic table! The folks at Genius Games go to great lengths to make sure
- [Colt Express](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/colt-express/) - Colt Express looks amazing on the table, but that splendor isn't just a gimmick. Players must program their movements by playing cards, but they don't always know their opponents' plans. This hidden information introduces a pleasant amount of unpredictability and chaos. Missteps and miscalculations create hilarious situations that provide the fun to help young gamers deal with unfavorable outcomes. It's no wonder Colt Express won the highest prize in all the land.
- [Potion Explosion](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/potion-explosion/) - Potion Explosion plays like some of the mobile applications that tend to devour the hours of a day. This tactile game uses quality components, including a plastic marble chute, to create a satisfying experience for gamers of all ages. This game has the perfect mix of crunchy choices and satisfying results. Young gamers must visualize their actions and produce results that chain together to be successful. These basic skills are essential to effectively creating and accomplishing goals.
- [Zombie Kidz Evolution](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/zombie-kidz-evolution/) - Simple rules and speedy gameplay make Zombie Kidz Evolution an ideal candidate for gameschooling. Zombie Kidz Evolution encourages interaction and problem solving without the rules bloat of other co-op games. Throw in the legacy element, which unlocks new rules, player powers, and wrinkles to gameplay, and you've got a game your Kidz will want to come back to again and again.
- [Honga](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/honga/) - You can't always get what you want. However, Honga does an excellent job of forcing your kids to balance what they want to do with what they may need to do. The ability to understand and manage risk is an essential skill, not only for the game of Honga, but for life as well. The fun artwork, quality components, and double-layered player boards make Honga a gratifying experience.
- [Back to the Future: Back in Time](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/back-to-the-future-back-in-time/) - Even if you're not a fan of the classic 80s movie, Back to the Future: Back in Time is an immersive experience that provides players with interesting choices and unique opportunities for cooperation. Players must manage impending risk while balancing several objectives at once. This game helps students juggle problems and assign value to their actions. But, of course, with every cooperative game, your best-laid plans may unravel in an instant. This unpredictability forces your kids to adapt, regroup and forge ahead.
- [Reef](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/reef/) - The chunky plastic components in the game Reef elevate this game to the next level. But don't let the beautiful pieces distract you. Behind the polish is a game with easy-to-learn rules with difficult to master strategies. Students must balance short and long-term goals to earn the most points. This push and pull dynamic keeps players engaged and chasing points!
- [Karuba](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/karuba/) - Karuba is a tile-laying game in which every player gets the same tiles throughout the game. Player choice is the only difference between final scores. The tricky puzzle of Karuba is unique and keeps players guessing to outmaneuver their opponents. The spatial awareness and planning required by Karuba strengthen forethought and risk management. To top it off, Karuba is a delight to play and a treat for players of every age.
- [The Quacks of Quedlinburg](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/the-quacks-of-quedlinburg/) - The Quacks of Quedlinburg packs plenty of push your luck action in a complete game experience. Each time a player decides to pull a chip and add it to their potion, they risk disaster. In The Quacks of Quedlinburg, students begin balancing probability with short and long-term benefits. Students will inevitably feel the sting of miscalculation, but the game pushes them forward. In addition, the delightful artwork and engaging theme keep the game entertaining no matter the end result.
- [Funfair](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/funfair/) - Funfair does an excellent job of introducing resource management and the "return on investment" concept. Players must manage their finances wisely while working toward goals. With the addition of risk management elements, Funfair could be confused as a business primer in a box. However, the game is fun, and the skill development sits beneath gripping gameplay and fantastic artwork. Turn your students into theme park moguls with Funfair!
- [Quadropolis](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/quadropolis/) - Quadropolis is an abstracted city-building game with rules not entirely based on tile placement. Of course, players score points based on where they place each tile in their cities, but they must also balance power and citizens to excel. In addition, the tile selection process forces kids to find solutions for acquiring the tiles they want and where they want to place them. This push and pull mechanism exercises your brain in an oddly satisfying way.
- [7 Wonders: Architects](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/7-wonders-architects/) - 7 Wonders: Architects is approachable for non-gamers and familiar to hardcore hobbyists. The fast-paced turns and simple actions keep this game buzzing along. At the same time, it introduces gamers to concepts and icons they'll find in the original game of 7 Wonders. 7 Wonders: Architects is easy to teach and pickup. Simply put, it
- [Similo](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/similo/) - Similo is a cooperative game that utilizes a deck of thirty cards. There is so much game tucked into this tiny package! Similo requires kids to think about similarities and differences between the cards on the table and convey those characteristics to their teammates. The true joy of this game is watching the clue guessers communicate with one another as they interpret the clues before making a selection. Similo is inexpensive, fast, cooperative, and supports many players, making it an excellent choice for any classroom.
- [Happy City](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/happy-city/) - Happy City is an inexpensive game that is easy to learn and plays quickly. The artwork is fun and approachable, and at its core, it teaches money management and multiplication. This little engine-building game is delightful for folks of all ages and includes a variant for more advanced play!
- [Savannah Park](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/savannah-park/) - Savannah Park is another great game from the design duo of Michael Kiesling and Wolfgang Kramer. This game encourages kids to concentrate, process frequently changing information, and flex their spatial perception skills. As players group animals together near watering holes, placement options shrink and demand more challenging decisions. Quick setup and tear down, coupled with
- [Fossilis](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/fossilis/) - Fossilis is another excellent family game from Kids Table Board Gaming with high-quality production. This game makes you feel like an archeologist sifting through the sands of time with its chunky tiles and tiny dinosaur bones. Not only that, the first page of the rulebook even highlights the skills young gamers will take away while
- [MicroMacro: Crime City](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/micromacro-crime-city/) - MicroMacro: Crime City deals with a trick subject, but the execution is lighthearted. Plus, the designer provides age recommendations for each case included in the game. This game reminds us of a cross between Where's Waldo and Looney Tunes violence. Most importantly, MicroMacro creates an experience, unlike anything we have ever played before. No wonder
- [Deep Blue](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/deep-blue/) - Deep Blue is a risk-taking push-your-luck adventure that is fun for the whole family. This beautifully produced game lets young gamers compete as they traverse the oceans, assemble a crew, and dive for treasure. Although luck is involved and you are affected by your opponents' decisions, we still think Deep Blue is a solid game
- [Gizmos](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/gizmos/) - Gizmos is an engine-building game about building an engine. Players will create a gadget powered by energy spheres selected from a unique dispenser. The game looks fantastic on the table and does an excellent job of teaching kids the sequencing you'd find in basic coding when you fire up your machine. Gizmos is an if/then
- [Golden Ticket](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/golden-ticket/)
- [Welcome To...](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/welcome-to/) - Welcome To… is an excellent addition to any classroom and gets everyone involved. Although tabletop games and large classrooms don't always get along, Welcome To… mends those fences. With this flip-n-write style game, the number of score sheets is the only limit you have. In Welcome To…, kids have to properly balance the risk of
- [Machi Koro 2](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/machi-koro-2/) - Machi Koro 2 shares many of the details we love about the original game and improves on them. Machi Koro 2 features more streamlined gameplay, faster setup and takedown times, and increased variability. Whether you stick with the original or explore this new iteration, your kids are sure to keep developing skills!
- [Outfoxed!](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/outfoxed/) - Outfoxed! fits a sweet spot in gaming that provides a unique cooperative experience for players in the 5-10 age range. The choices are simple and the rules are easy to follow. Outfoxed! also introduces younger players to deduction and logic reasoning, great skills for healthy cognitive development!
- [Picture Perfect](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/picture-perfect/) - Picture Perfect is a quick-playing spatial puzzle that challenges your memory as you try to meet everyone's needs. The rules are simple to learn and you'll be immersed in no time. Kids and adults alike will enjoy trying to master this unique logic puzzle!
- [For Sale](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/for-sale/) - For Sale is an easy to learn game that introduces gamers to the age old concept of buy low and sell high. The artwork is bright, fun, and always leads to laughter. For Sale is a fast playing game that delights everyone we introduce it to.
- [Bärenpark](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/barenpark/) - Bärenpark comes from one of our favorite designers, Phil Walker-Harding. Phil's games work so well in the gameschooling setting because they engage non-gamers and gamers alike. Bärenpark straddles that line as well. This tile-laying game is easy to learn, but like Phil's other games, there is plenty of depth to explore.
- [Dragon's Breath](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/dragons-breath/) - Dragon's Breath is a simple to teach game with quality components, which isn't surprising considering the track record of the game's publisher HABA. Dragon's Breath combines a mix of risk management and spatial perception with the perfect amount of luck to create a game adults will actually enjoy playing with their kids!
- [Tenpenny Parks](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/tenpenny-parks/) - Tenpenny Parks pushes polyomino tile-placement to the next level. If you're getting bored with the old standbys, Tenpenny Parks does a great job integrating worker placement and in-round competition to push the intensity up a notch. This game certainly isn't for our youngest gamers, but it's still a great family game with evocative art and
- [Juicy Fruits](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/juicy-fruits/) - Juicy Fruits from Capstone Games utilizes a slide puzzle as its core mechanism. By sliding baskets you collect fruit, which is sold to travelers. Juicy Fruits has a unique combination of spatial perception mixed with resource management that requires strategic thinking to succeed. These complex, intwerwoven skills are neatly packaged in a bright and easy
- [Dinosaur Tea Party](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/dinosaur-tea-party/) - Dinosaur Tea Party takes the elements you love about the classic game, Guess Who, and modernizes them. This game has gorgeous artwork, a fun theme, and enough personality to outshine the sun. Dinosaur Tea Party is so appealing in a gameschooling environment is its ability to be modified to meet the needs of your students
- [Kim-Joy's Magic Bakery](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/kim-joys-magic-bakery/) - Kim-Joy's Magic Bakery is a fantastic cooperative game in which players must truly work as a team to succeed. This game also provides unique opportunities for selflessness when working toward the greater good of the team. The rules are simple and escalate in complexity as you advance through the included scenarios.
- [Love Letter](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/love-letter/) - Love Letter is a simple game with less than 20 cards. However, within that small package comes deep gameplay that is rewarding. Gamers will be asking to play this one again and it's a perfect filler at the beginning or end of a game night. This game encourages gamers to observe the actions of their
- [Tsuro](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/tsuro/) - Tsuro is a fantastic game that challenges players to think on their feet while also strategizing a turn or two ahead. The winding paths provide players plenty of opportunities to practice visualization and improve spatial perception skills.
- [Pictures](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/pictures/) - Pictures is a unique family game that challenges players' creativity as they attempt to recreate a secret image using one of the component sets in the game. This game requires careful observation, precision, and spatial perception to succeed, but unlike other "art" games, the best artist in the group won't automatically win. It's no wonder
- [Planted: A Game of Nature & Nurture](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/planted/) - Planted: A Game of Nature & Nurture from Phil-Walker Harding cleverly combines drafting with resource management. Players must draft tool cards and resources to care for their plants. This game provides opportunities to think tactically, make decisions, and observe what your opponents are doing. Planted: A Game of Nature & Nurture is a great gameschooling
- [Creature Comforts](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/creature-comforts/) - Creature Comforts turns worker placement on its side and has you commit to action spaces, before knowing whether you'll be able to complete those actions. This game is beautifully produced and provides opporunities for the family to manage risks and resources.
- [The Quest for El Dorado](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/the-quest-for-el-dorado/) - The Quest for El Dorado is a classic deck-building game with a board. Players use their acquired workers (cards) to traverse through the jungle attempting to be the first to discover the lost city of gold. The game challenges players to think on their feet and efficiently manage resources in order to keep moving forward.
- [5-Minute Mystery](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/5-minute-mystery/) - 5-Minute Mystery packs a lot of game in a short amount of time! This game will have your entire table communicating and cooperating with one another as your try to arrest the culprit before time runs out. Players take turns entering codes into the codex based on information provided by the other clue seekers around
- [Honey Buzz](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/honey-buzz/) - Honey Buzz has an amazing theme, unique components, and skill-building opportunities for days! This game combines a handful of well-known game mechanisms such as worker placement, tile placement, and order fulfillment to create a cohesive and well balanced game. Sure, Honey Buzz probably isn't the best fit for a K-12 classroom, but it thrives in
- [Roll Camera!](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/roll-camera/) - In Roll Camera!: The Filmmaking Board Game, your gamers have an opportunity to work together as a group, collaborate, and be creative. This game is dripping with a theme and encourages a level of approachable and enjoyable role-playing. Roll Camera lets players interact with one another in a way that mimics the filmmaking process and
- [Alhambra](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/alhambra/) - Alhambra is a modern classic for a reason. Dirk Henn's game combines simple rules with satisfying depth as players add new tiles to their central fountain. The game does a great job of stretching spatial perception muscles while balancing tile types, currency, and placement. Throw in the bonus turns for buying buildings with exact change,
- [Get on Board: New York & London](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/get-on-board/) - Get on Board: New York & London combines the simplicity of a roll & write game with a central game board to provide players with an experience unlike any other. Additionally, the tactile nature of the game adds interaction to a genre that usually lacks such depth. Get on Board goes by in a flash
- [Trekking Through History](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/trekking-through-history/) - Trekking Through History met our stringent criteria for recommendation with flying colors. Right out of the gate, the historical cards in this game have illustrations of real historical individuals and events on one side and their stories on the other! Combine that educational aspect with simple but rewarding gameplay, and it's no wonder we recommend
- [Trails](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/trails/) - TRAILS, from Keymaster Games, incorporates simple concepts to create an approachable game. TRAILS is an easy to grasp resource management game where players collect resources to earn badges for points. Every once in a while, a game comes along that is elegant and straightforward, TRAILS is that game. The production is price aware, the gameplay
- [Unlock!](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/unlock/) - The Unlock! series of games utilizes an app to create an experience unlike anything else on the market today. This game is available in a wide variety of themes, categories, and difficulties to you're sure to find one that works for your group or family. One of the highlights of the Unlock! games it the
- [Red7](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/red7/) - Red7 is a mental masterclass in which gamers must constantly evaluate their options and make decisions. This turn to turn mental gymnastics may seems daunting, but moves at a great pace and never gets too crunchy. Red7 is one of those rare gems that provides a ton of interesting choices and decisions without ramping complexity
- [Celestia](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/celestia/) - Celestia is, most importantly, a fun game in which players must observe the actions of those around them and make prudent decisions with the information available. In what might be considered a masterclass in risk management, players must decide to go forth with the captain or jump ship, a decision resulting in riches or catastrophe.
- [For the King (and Me)](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/for-the-king-and-me/) - For the King (and Me), an updated version of Biblios, is special because the game features two unique phases which develop different skills. In the collection phase, players must use observation to manage risk when acquiring cards. During the auction phase, plays must manage their resources carefully to score points. For the King (and Me)
- [Kingsburg](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/kingsburg/) - Kingsburg is your gateway into more complicated strategy games. We're not saying that Kingsburg is difficult to learn or overly complicated. Rather, it features the building blocks commonly found in more complex games, but they are presented here in an approachable and easily digestible format. Kingsburg has moments of tactical and strategic thinking mixed with
- [Hive Mind](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/hive-mind/) - Rarely do we recommend "party games," but this game works with everyone. Hive Mind encourages quick thinking and promotes literacy. To succeed, you need to predict what the other players at the table might pick instead of your personal biases. Folks stretch out of their comfort zone and find common denominators wherever possible. Perhaps most
- [HerStory](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/herstory/) - HerStory is an amazingly simple game with rewarding choices. Players collect resources to complete chapters about extraordinary women who've shaped our world throughout history. This game requires tactical thinking, has rewarding goals, and a unique resource management system. Throw in the awesome mini biographies on the back of each card and you have yourself a
- [Ohanami](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/ohanami/) - Ohanami, from designer Steffen Benndorf, is a compact card game that packs a big punch. This drafting game forces players to balance the risks and rewards of the cards they select each turn. Should you take a card that helps you or the card your opponent needs. The game also features three scoring rounds to
- [L.L.A.M.A](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/llama/) - LLAMA, from acclaimed designer Reiner Knizia, is one of those just for fun games we talk about. This is a great family game for up to six players, so everyone can play. We've played this game with kids and adults and the game works every time. Even though LLAMA is a great family game, it
- [Museum Pictura](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/museum-pictura/) - Museum Pictura inserts you as curator of some of History’s most iconic works of art. This game has a unique theme with plenty of opportunities for ancillary learning. Each painting card includes the name of the painting, the date it was painted, the medium used, painting dimensions, and where the painting currently resides. On top
- [Kids Chronicles: Quest for the Moon Stones](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/kids-chronicles/) - Kids Chronicles: Quest for the Moon Stones is a fantastic cooperative storytelling game for young gamers. The app integration and fun stories make this game accessible to the younger players in your family. This game stands alone in a crowded field of kids' games by providing a unique a memorable experience.
- [Everdell](https://www.gameschooler.com/games/everdell/) - Everdell is a worker placement game of acquiring resources and city-building. The game presents rewarding decisions as players attempt to balance resource generation, construct new buildings, and attract new visitors, all set in an adorable woodland setting that can charm even the most hardened gamer.
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- [Red7](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/red7/)
- [Celestia](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/celestia/)
- [For the King (and Me)](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/for-the-king-and-me/)
- [Kingsburg](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/kingsburg/)
- [Hive Mind](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/hive-mind/)
- [HerStory](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/herstory/)
- [Museum Pictura](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/museum-pictura/)
- [Kids Chronicles](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/kids-chronicles/)
- [Everdell](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/everdell/)
- [Discord](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/discord/)
- [Dice Throne](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dice-throne/)
- [Heat: Pedal to the Metal](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/heat-pedal-to-the-metal/)
- [Flamecraft](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/flamecraft/)
- [Tapestry](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/tapestry/)
- [Airlines Europe](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/airlines-europe/)
- [Blue Lagoon](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/blue-lagoon/)
- [My Lil' Everdell](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/my-lil-everdell/)
- [Marvel Remix](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/marvel-remix/)
- [Bad Company](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/bad-company/)
- [Birds of a Feather](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/birds-of-a-feather/)
- [Blueprints](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/blueprints/)
- [Cape May](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/cape-may/)
- [Challengers!](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/challengers/)
- [Long Shot: The Dice Game](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/long-shot-the-dice-game/)
- [Sheriff of Nottingham](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/sheriff-of-nottingham/)
- [Scribbly Gum](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/scribbly-gum/)
- [Dog Park](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dog-park/)
- [Fire Tower](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/fire-tower/)
- [Green Team Wins](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/green-team-wins/)
- [The Pursuit of Happiness](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/the-pursuit-of-happiness/)
- [What the Cup?!](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/what-the-cup/)
- [First Rat](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/first-rat/)
- [Museum Suspects](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/museum-suspects/)
- [Akropolis](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/akropolis/)
- [Kuzooka](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/kuzooka/)
- [Penny Black](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/penny-black/)
- [In the Footsteps of Darwin](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/in-the-footsteps-of-darwin/)
- [Nimalia](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/nimalia/)
- [Sushi Go!: Spin Some for Dim Sum](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/sushi-go-spin-some-for-dim-sum/)
- [The Great Split](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/the-great-split/)
- [Starry Night Sky](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/starry-night-sky/)
- [Disney Animated](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/disney-animated/)
- [Dice Hunters of Therion](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dice-hunters-of-therion/)
- [Turtle Splash!](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/turtle-splash/)
- [Deduckto](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/deduckto/)
- [Take 5](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/take-5/)
- [Disney Lorcana](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/disney-lorcana/)
- [Hammer Time](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/hammer-time/)
- [Santa's Workshop](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/santas-workshop/)
- [World Wonders](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/world-wonders/)
- [The A.R.T. Project](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/the-a-r-t-project/)
- [Lost Ruins of Arnak](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/lost-ruins-of-arnak/)
- [Zooloretto](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/zooloretto/)
- [Colorbrain](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/colorbrain/)
- [Forbidden Jungle](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/forbidden-jungle/)
- [Pyramido](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/pyramido/)
- [First in Flight](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/first-in-flight/)
- [Speculation](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/speculation/)
- [Cargo Noir](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/cargo-noir/)
- [Namiji](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/namiji/)
- [Skyrise](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/skyrise/)
- [Abyss](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/abyss/)
- [Coldwater Crown](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/coldwater-crown/)
- [Dabba Walla](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dabba-walla/)
- [Thunderworks Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/thunderworks-games/)
- [Dorfromantik](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dorfromantik/)
- [10 Days in the USA](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/10-days-in-the-usa/)
- [Calliope Games](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/calliope-games/)
- [Adventure Party](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/adventure-party/)
- [Cabanga!](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/cabanga/)
- [Champions!](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/champions/)
- [Captain Flip](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/captain-flip/)
- [Sunrise Lane](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/sunrise-lane/)
- [Cities](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/cities/)
- [Draft & Write Records](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/draft-write-records/)
- [Post Office](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/post-office/)
- [Comic Hunters](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/comic-hunters/)
- [Let's Go! To Japan](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/lets-go-to-japan/)
- [Expeditions: Around the World](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/expeditions-around-the-world/)
- [Spotlight](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/spotlight/)
- [Tangram City](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/tangram-city/)
- [Dodo](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dodo/)
- [Happy Home](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/happy-home/)
- [I Heart Manatees](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/i-heart-manatees/)
- [Patrician: Towers of Influence](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/patrician-towers-of-influence/)
- [Magic Mountain](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/magic-mountain/)
- [Return To Dark Tower](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/return-to-dark-tower/)
- [Knarr](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/knarr/)
- [Link City](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/link-city/)
- [Rock Hard 1977](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/rock-hard-1977/)
- [Art Society](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/art-society/)
- [Path of Civilization](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/path-of-civilization/)
- [Nunatak: Temple of Ice](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/nunatak-temple-of-ice/)
- [Nidavellir](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/nidavellir/)
- [Bomb Busters](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/bomb-busters/)
- [GAMA](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/gama/)
- [Pirates of Maracaibo](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/pirates-of-maracaibo/)
- [Bohnanza: Dahlias](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/bohnanza-dahlias/)
- [Potions of Azerland](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/potions-of-azerland/)
- [Archeos Society](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/archeos-society/)
- [Rebirth](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/rebirth/)
- [Dreadful Meadows](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/dreadful-meadows/)
- [Foundations of Metropolis](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/foundations-of-metropolis/)
- [Vegas Showdown](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/vegas-showdown/)
- [Hutan: Life In The Rainforest](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/hutan-life-in-the-rainforest/)
- [Kronologic: Paris 1920](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/kronologic-paris-1920/)
- [Critter Kitchen](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/critter-kitchen/)
- [3 Chapters](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/3-chapters/)
- [Castle Combo](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/castle-combo/)
- [Forever Home](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/forever-home/)
- [Australis](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/australis/)
- [Zenith](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/zenith/)
- [The Crew: Family Adventure](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/the-crew-family-adventure/)
- [Star Explorer](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/star-explorer/)
- [The Fellowship of the Ring: Trick-Taking Game](https://www.gameschooler.com/things/the-fellowship-of-the-ring-trick-taking-game/)

## Skills

- [Competition](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/competition/) - A game that develops healthy competitive habits as two or more parties compete for a goal or reward that isn’t shared.
- [Risk Management](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/risk-management/) - A game in which students must identify, evaluate, and prioritize options to reduce the impact of unfortunate events or risks. 
- [Strategic Thinking](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/strategic-thinking/) - A game that encourages students to develop a process or long-term strategy for accomplishing a goal.
- [Tactical Thinking](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/tactical-thinking/) - A game that challenges students to make decisions based on currently available and frequently changing information.
- [Resilience](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/resilience/) - A game the teaches students how to quickly recover from and cope with difficulties. 
- [Spatial Perception](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/spatial-perception/) - A game that strengthens a student’s understanding of the spatial relationships with the objects in their environment and themselves.
- [Confidence](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/confidence/) - A game that promotes and increases a student’s trust in their abilities and qualities.
- [Resource Management](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/resource-management/) - A game that boosts a student’s capacity to efficiently and effectively oversee available assets.
- [Time Management](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/time-management/) - A game that improves students’ ability to organize and plan how long they spend on specific activities before running out of time.
- [Communication](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/communication/) - A game that fosters an environment in which students must share information, news, or ideas.
- [Cooperation](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/cooperation/) - A game that encourages students to work together toward a common goal.
- [Group Discussion](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/group-discussion/) - A game that instigates the sharing of ideas, solving problems, or providing feedback within the group.
- [Selflessness](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/selflessness/) - A game that inspires students to put the needs of others in front of their own.
- [Logistics](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/logistics/) - A game that allows students to manage production flow between the point of origin and consumption.
- [Reading & Writing](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/reading-writing/) - A game that includes opportunities for students to develop reading skills and communicate through the written word.
- [Patience](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/patience/) - A game that helps students to remain calm and better tolerate delays.
- [Persuasion](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/persuasion/) - A game in which students are encouraged to convince others through reasoning.
- [Public Speaking](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/public-speaking/) - A game that emboldens students to deliver speeches or perform in front of others.
- [Personal Responsibility](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/personal-responsibility/)
- [Balance](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/balance/) - A game that strengthens a student’s capability to keep or put something in a steady position to prevent falling.
- [Creativity](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/creativity/) - A game in which students produce original ideas that may be useful in solving problems, communicating, and entertaining.
- [Responsiveness](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/responsiveness/) - A game that tests a student’s mental reaction time.
- [Precision](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/precision/) - A game that rewards students for being exact and accurate with fine motor skills.
- [Comprehension](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/comprehension/) - A game that requires players to perceive and understand concepts, ideas, and functions.
- [Concentration](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/concentration/) - A game that encourages a student to focus their attention or efforts on a task.
- [Decision Making](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/decision-making/) - A game that allows students to make decisions based on currently or previously available information.
- [Direction Following](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/direction-following/) - A game that urges players to play according to a set of rules and constraints dictated by the games designer.
- [Goals](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/goals/) - A game in which students have clearly defined victory conditions that they must work towards.
- [Listening](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/listening/) - A game that inspires a student to hear things with thoughtful attention and consideration.
- [Observation](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/observation/) - A game that rewards careful watching with attention to details and behaviors in order to understand or arrive at a judgement.
- [Problem Solving](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/problem-solving/) - A game that reward players for finding solutions to simple or complex problems.
- [Process Information](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/process-information/) - A game in which students must examine or analyze information.
- [Self Mastery](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/self-mastery/) - A game that rewards students for learning from previous gameplay experiences to become stronger players.
- [Collaboration](https://www.gameschooler.com/skills/collaboration/) - A game that challenges students to work together to produce or create something new.