I overslept for D-Day. Got there two days late. “I couldn’t figure out what the ‘D’ stood for, Sir. I’ll catch up with you in Caen.” And so it happened that I had to storm the beaches on my own. I’m not an Armchair General, pondering the situation at D-Day at Omaha Beach while sucking on my pipe. I’m not even a Lieutenant general, chewing my cigar while strategizing through D-Day Dice. I’m just an ordinary grunt, rolling tobacco in one pocket, rolling dice in the other. Quick

The year on Boardgamegeek ends traditionally with the fun Dicember challenge. Everybody plays 15 (or 31) dice games - together, solo, digital, whatever way you can. It took a while this year before I was able to participate, but now I'm off. 🎲 There was however another mission I wanted to finish first. By playing D-Day Dice Pocket 15 times, I would get to 100 plays for that game in 2020. So today I stormed the beaches. D-Day Dice Pocket is a quick and simple game using six c

A small dice game came back to Kickstarter on 14 November 2017. With ambitious plans for expansions, a real fun campaign and stretch goal after stretch goal that added content. Production was a huge undertaking, and of course there were some delays. Then, after a year, the artist and project manager for the game left. It took a while for the designer and publisher to get the files in their possession, and then to get the project going again. Another year later, here it is in