Kristin I just got back from Louisville, Kentucky, where we were exhibiting at the GAMA Trade Show. This year’s Expo was pretty similar to all the others we’ve been to (our first being in 1998, in Miami), but one Continue reading
I’m announcing two big things at the same time today! The first is something you may be expecting: It’s this year’s official Holiday Gift! Yes, it’s that time of year when Looney Labs releases some cool new thing, and this Continue reading
Our cat family has recently expanded! Please welcome Ginger Georgie, our new orange kittens! During our 36 years here at Wunderland.Earth, the cat population has been as high as four and as low as zero, but we’ve always felt Continue reading
I’ve recently returned from my first trip to Japan, and what a grand adventure it was! The first stop on my trip was Portland Oregon, where I met up with my life-long buddy Keith Baker, co-host of my podcast, the Download, Continue reading
I’m back from my eighth Burning Man adventure, and I had a fantastic trip! I was gone for almost a month and drove about 7000 miles in Betty the Box Truck, my awesome no-frills RV. This was the 5th time Continue reading
Are you a fan of Zendo? Are you part of a gaming group that could do some playtesting for us? We need your help! Here’s some background for those who might need it. Zendo, invented by Kory Heath in 2001, Continue reading
Since February 2015, Keith Baker and I have been doing a podcast we call The Download. That’s 348 episodes of us yammering, and for each one, a fine fellow named Goodloe Bryon has created an original cartoon. (Shown here is Continue reading
Back in March of 2020, I had a great idea for playing two of the best pyramid games — Homeworlds and Zendo — simultaneously, using the same set of pieces, but with two different groups of players sitting around the Continue reading
Today is the day Mystery Fluxx goes on sale! Yay! The 46th version of Fluxx is here! This one has been in the works for a very long time – eleven years to be exact. At first I was calling Continue reading
We’ve been running a social media campaign lately, highlighting a different game for Looney Pyramids every month. This month, Treehouse is the featured game, and I was asked to write up some historical notes about the game for the occasion. Continue reading