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Andrew Wolf has been designing games for nearly 20 years, at Pokemon, USAOPOLY, Cryptozoic and Upper Deck.
Andrew also happened to make two top 8’s as a pro Magic: the Gathering player, and has a long history of playing games both competitively and socially.
One thing that made this uniquely fun is that The Wolfman was in town vacationing, so we met up in person and got to hang out for a bit.
My kids had board game design day at art camp, so if you ever want to play Robloxland the board game, let me know. :)
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