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Phinney Ridge's First Local Games Showcase Comes to Greenwood Avenue on July 25
Greenwood Games brings free outdoor puzzles, playbook adventures, and locally made Washington games to 15 blocks of Seattle's Greenwood Ave. SEATTLE, WA — July 2026 — On Saturday, July 25 from 1–6PM, Greenwood Avenue will transform into a free, self-guided community game event unlike anything Phinney Ridge has seen before. Greenwood Games invites neighbors to pick up a playbook and spend the afternoon collecting clues, cracking puzzles, and discovering games made right here i
Jul 132 min read


The Best Games for Kids and Adults in Washington (And Where to Buy Them)
he best games for kids and adults in Washington state, plus Seattle shops where you can find them. Real picks from a local game publisher.
Jul 84 min read


Greenwood Games: Can You Sort the Games in this Sudoku-Style Puzzle?
Grab a pen and paper and solve the Greenwood Games Puzzle.
Jun 305 min read


Games to Play at a Concert: 4 Card Games That Fit in Your Bag and Pack Up Before the Band Starts
4 card games you can play at an outdoor concert while waiting for the music to start.
Jun 274 min read


Greenwood Games Riddle: Can You Match the Games?
Can you solve the Greenwood Games riddle? Match the game name, theme, game type, and player count to answer the ultimate question.
Jun 263 min read


Washington-Made Games Coming to Greenwood Games This July
Greenwood Games is July 25 on Greenwood Ave. Here are all the locally made games you can play.
Jun 157 min read


Greenwood Games: Free Community Event in Phinney Ridge
Join us July 25 on Greenwood Ave for a free, self-guided puzzle and board game event in Phinney Ridge. Pick up your playbook and explore the neighborhood.
May 283 min read


Best Games for Father's Day: For Every Kind of Dad
The best Father's Day games for every kind of dad. From craft beer to golf card games.
May 214 min read


Satanimals Card Game Is Back. Build Your Demonic Petting Zoo.
Satanimals is back and so is the game I have given away more copies of than any other in my collection. Not because I am generous but because people refuse to give it back.
Apr 232 min read


The Messy Middle: A Game Designer's Guide to Not Being Precious
Designers rarely share the messy middle of creating a game. The resets, the mechanics that didn't work, the playtest sessions that ended wrong. Here is mine and what I learned from it.
Apr 217 min read
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