Miguel Conceição

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Robots having fun. RobotRally.

Hegemony, by @HegemonicP at the Dep of Social, Political & Territorial Sciences, Uni Aveiro, PT, using a hands-on approach: - Focus on the roles - Introduction of different actions each turn - Playing in pairs to promote discussion Always a good sign when they ask for more :)

I've been working on a free, open source (FOSS) virtual tabletop program aimed at designers (using Godot). Over the last few months I've been focusing on component creation. I'm looking for feedback and collaborators - please consider joining the team! youtu.be/f3gy7jlzHdk?si…

Autumn mood.

Learning Autobahn, in preparation for the upcoming session at the Department of Social, Political, and Territorial Sciences, University of Aveiro, Portugal. A game by @fabiolo and Nestore Mangone, published by @alleycatgames

All ready for a double session. Two very different games. Rising Waters Die Macher

All is ready for the first thematic game session at the Department of Social, Political, and Territorial Sciences, University of Aveiro. Die Macher hits the table four days before the actual snap elections in Portugal!

@Sentieiro @LeiriaCon @Kickstarter @paulosoledade Thanks for the teach ;)

Nippon: Zaibatsu at @LeiriaCon NOW on @Kickstarter : kickstarter.com/projects/crowd…

Apex Legends, by @GCUtabletop. Glad to be part of the team, and a special thank you to Grzegorz Przytarski for the many hours of shared work!

@ScoutBlum @flopiano @vbagiartakis @varnavasTim @MasQueOca @HegemonicP @CMUniversity I will! The first time I heard about Rising Waters was probably in the Board Game Workshop Design Contest, and later in the Zenobia awards. Always eager to try out original designs for historical themes seldom covered. And glad I could suggest this on for the project.

Study material on the table for an upcoming project at the Dep. of Social, Political & Territorial Sciences, Univ. of Aveiro, Portugal. Karl-HeinzSchmiel, @flopiano, Nestore Mangone, @ScoutBlum, @vbagiartakis, @varnavasTim @MasQueOca @HegemonicP @CMUniversity @alleycatgam

@vbagiartakis @birvin12 @flopiano @ScoutBlum @varnavasTim @MasQueOca @HegemonicP @CMUniversity Should hit the table in a couple of weeks :) I will keep you posted!

@GamesInBW @birvin12 @flopiano @ScoutBlum @varnavasTim @MasQueOca @HegemonicP @CMUniversity Thank you for including Hegemony! We look forward to the results of your project!! :)

@birvin12 @flopiano @ScoutBlum @vbagiartakis @varnavasTim @MasQueOca @HegemonicP @CMUniversity Targeting different fields within the Department, and starting with Die Macher and Political Science students as players, less than two weeks before a real snap election in Portugal ;) Should be interesting! Let's see how this unfolds.

@GamesInBW @flopiano @ScoutBlum @vbagiartakis @varnavasTim @MasQueOca @HegemonicP @CMUniversity That's a wide assortment of materials! 🙂

@playersaidblog @ColumbiaGames Looking forward to play it at LeiriaCon soon :)

A full 7-player game of Alliance from @ColumbiaGames Keeping these hidden is going to be nearly impossible.

Some more pictures from a blitz appearance in BellotaCon, Badajoz Spain.

@theSandmanCymru @markherman54 @gengelstein @RBMStudio1 @gmtgames Yes! I really enjoyed it and want to play it sgai, now with some more knowledge! As a learning game there was not a great deal of negotiation (excelt one player)

@GamesInBW @markherman54 @gengelstein @RBMStudio1 @gmtgames Such a brilliant game. I need to try this solo too 👍

Teaching and trying for the first time Versailles 1919 at Bellota Con, Badajoz, Spain. A game by @markherman54 and @gengelstein, with the art of @RBMStudio1 and Donal Hegharty, published by @gmtgames.

@craig6968 @markherman54 @gengelstein @RBMStudio1 @gmtgames I will try it solo next time :)

@GamesInBW @markherman54 @gengelstein @RBMStudio1 @gmtgames I’ve only played it solo, but a great game.

@Hethwill_Khan Might be able to jump in, depending on the timeline and testing process ;)

Continuing the notes from my board game exhibition: Time for the abstract strategy classics, from long before the age of cardboard and printing. Duels of the mind, with simple rules at the core but deep strategies and refined tactics that take years to master.