We all know the FIFA World Cup is on this year in Russia, but next year, the Rugby World Cup is on in Japan!

The Blossoms (the national rugby side of Japan) will have the weight of a nation on them as they host the other powerhouse nations in the pinnacle of rugby tourn...

Pocket Sports has been going through some changes, as most may have noticed.

Games are slowly changing over to the 'next gen' tuck box series. Not only that, but games are now classified as 'dice & card' games. 

The beloved pouch is gradually disappearing but in retur...

Pocket Sports Cycling Tour by ... a review

A few weeks ago my review copy of Pocket Sports Cycling Tour arrived in the mail. It is one of many in the series of Pocket Sports in which Hamish Sterling tries to capture the thrill of sports as varied as Soccer, Baseball a...

Pocket Sports Football (yes, it's the American kind of football this time) has been building momentum for a few months now. While it's still in the final playtesting phase, it's coming together to be a level of game!

You all know we make dice games. The minimalist appr...

Attendance at the Toy, Hobby & Licensing Fair 2015 in Melbourne has been completed.

It was a big event with the biggest brands, reps and buyers. Being the first year I'd exhibited, I didn't know what to expect and now being back at homebase, it's still difficult to su...

What a year!

2014 saw the release of games 5 & 6, Pocket Rugby & Pocket Basketball bringing a mix of mechanics from the previous games. We wanted to improve the opponent inclusion in the games and these two games saw some changes.

The last few months of 20...

I'm as eager as everyone for the new games to arrive at the end of the month. The New Edition Rugby has had a quick turnaround from originally being published as Pocket Rugby League in May, transforming into a hybrid version with both League & Union rules for our UK d...

Hmm....the bag's the same colour. The silhouette has changed. New Edition, eh? Let's take a closer look at Pocket Sports Football.

The game has been given a little polish, removed some parts but replaced them with mechanics to improve the game for both players.

We've a...

I've always wanted to make a baseball game. After Pocket Cricket was designed, crossing over the mechanics of hitting choice (conservative/aggressive) seemed like an obvious transition.

Not being a diehard baseball fan though, I needed more time and feedback from cousi...

Each new game I design tends to start the same way, but finishes in ways I hadn't considered when beginning.

Pocket Tennis is nice, simple and captures a solid tennis theme. Two players, back and forth. The dice will tell you much of what's happening but I've inclu...