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Killer Snails gets a killer fan-made theme song

Posted on September 8, 2016 by Barry

Here’s the story from the Killer Snails co-founder, Jessica Ochoa Hendrix: As you know, Killer Snails attended two gaming conferences this summer. At the first conference, Origins Game Fair, we met a musician who performs as Rhiannon’s Lark. She really … Continue reading →

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Killer Snails: Assassins of the Sea available on Kickstarter

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Barry

A year ago a group of teenagers spent a week at the Museum working with marine biochemist, Dr. Mandë Holford, game designer Nicholas Fortugno of Playmatics, and our team of science educators to assist in the development of a new … Continue reading →

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Ludology Podcast focuses on Gutsy, with Interviews

Posted on November 27, 2015 by Barry

In the recent episode of the podcast Ludology, an analytical discussion of the how’s and why’s of the world of board games, Geoffrey Engelstein interviewed both Eric Teo and myself about the new game we developed with Susan Perkins and … Continue reading →

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New Science Gaming Programs: Killer Snails, MicroRangers, & Playing with Dinos (oh my!)

Posted on December 3, 2014 by Barry

In 2015, within the Museum’s Youth Initiative Winter offerings, there will be three (count them – three!) different science programs that explore science-based games in completely different ways. Each draws from science topics of interest to the Museum, explores how … Continue reading →

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