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Logo puzzle solved: The tails in our logo decoded

Logo puzzle solved: The tails in our logo decoded

We examined our publishing logo to uncover the animals behind the tails, revealing a lion, octopus, whale, and possibly a cat or dragon. The name “Funtails” reflects our aim to engage people through storytelling and games, emphasizing inclusivity and diverse experiences, regardless of the individual’s interpretation of their own “bush.”

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Summary Funcast 016: Dark Romance – After Comet it gets dark and romantic!

Summary Funcast 016: Dark Romance – After Comet it gets dark and romantic!

In this podcast episode, Swantje talks to editor-in-chief Hans about the creation of the upcoming game “Dark Romance”, which offers a dark and romantic world full of intrigue and mystery. The game is designed for two players and invites you to take on the roles of various characters such as vampiresses and marriage swindlers to pursue your own goals and expose the intentions of your fellow player.

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Summary Funcast 036: Obscurians – Everything you need to know!

Summary Funcast 036: Obscurians – Everything you need to know!

This episode of the Funcast introduces the new game for SPIEL in Essen 2024, “Obscurians”, a game that takes you to a mysterious shadow bazaar on a remote desert planet. “Obscurians” offers an accessible gaming experience with strategic depth for 4 to 6 players. The game delves into a world full of secret contractors, tactical decisions and alien intrigue and appeals to players of many experience levels.

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Board games for 2 players: real relationship savers

Board games for 2 players: real relationship savers

You're probably familiar with the feeling: there you are, the two of you, a game board in front of you, dice ready, and suddenly, a normal evening turns into an adventure full of laughter, strategy, and exciting twists. But did you know that games offer more than just...

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12 steps to your own painted kraken

12 steps to your own painted kraken

I had to search a bit for a Bob-Ross-Substitute for Feed the Kraken. Then one day Marco crossed my (virtual) path and I knew: this man will be able to explain to you how to paint your kraken! Therefore, get out your happy little brushes and remember: „There are no mistakes, only happy accidents.“

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Module recommendations for CARAL

Module recommendations for CARAL

CARAL lives from its variability. This is given especially by the six modules. If you are looking for some suggestions on how to best adapt CARAL to your round, you are in the right place!

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Henrik’s listening ear

Henrik’s listening ear

Henrik Sörgel is in charge of customer service at Funtails. Learn more about the man who tries to fulfill every wish.

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