Dear Friends,
My newsfeed has been filled with stories of high-profile public figures resigning in protest - and making their resignation letters public. I usually steer clear of negativity in my life, but this particular slice of human drama fascinated me enough to inspire the Hard Taco song for April, "Take a Dictation, Ms. DiBella."
You may recall that I have a side hustle as a designer of neurology-themed board and card games through a fake company called NeurdGames. We have a few new offerings that I'd like to bring to your attention!
Magnetic Resonance
This goofy party game is the the newest collaboration with Ali Christy, co-author of Endowed Chairs and Neurdle. In Magnetic Resonance, one player reads a neurology-themed prompt and the other players scramble to come up with the best answer using a big pile of medical words.
Most of the parts for this game are hand made. Thus, I'm selling it through my Etsy shop, rather than a third-party print-on-demand board game manufacturer. What does that mean for you? It means my fingerprints will be all over it, so it's a great purchase if you are hoping to frame me for smuggling or cybercrime.
Dictation Errors
Dictation Errors came out in late 2024, but I'm floating it to the top of your inbox becaus it has has a theme song. That's right, aforementioned Hard Taco Song for this month, "Take a Dictation, Ms. DiBella" has the word Dictation in its title, so I'm counting it as the theme song. Does the song have anything in common with the game? About as much as Billy Ocean the singer, Ocean's Eleven the heist movie and Ocean Spray the cranberry juice have in common with each other.
Dictation Errors is aimed at anyone who has a medical background and likes shouting. I am starting a rumor that if you give this to a med student, they will start referring to you as their favorite aunt.
The Neurology Playground
The Neurology Playground the newest addition to the Neurdgames Family. It's a library of FREE print-and-play or playground games. There are already 12 games in the library, and it's growing like a magic beanstalk. And yes, these are also all neurology-themed. If that's not your vibe, go grab a quick neuroscience PhD and come back. I'll wait.
With warmest regards,
Zach