Technology and pop culture aren’t always about computers, smartphones, and video games. Sometimes, the most interesting innovations happen away from the screen!

This week on Tech Wednesday, Bill Sikkens introduces The World of Kylia, a tabletop card game discovered at Rose City Comic Con.

After meeting the developers and getting a chance to play, Bill explores what makes this independent card game different. From its impressive artwork and affordable approach to collecting cards to the ability to print your own cards, The World of Kylia offers an interesting alternative to traditional collectible card games.

Discover how independent creators are bringing fresh ideas to tabletop gaming and why sometimes the best entertainment doesn’t require a screen.

Join us for Tech Wednesday, part of User Friendly Productions, where technology, gaming, and pop culture come together!

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Published: October 21, 2026

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this is Bill Sikkens, host of User Friendly

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2.0 Saturdays here on The Answer with this week's Tech Wednesday.

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When we talk technology and pop culture, it isn't always just electronics.

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There are a lot of other things out there that are kind of fun to experiment with,

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and there's a lot of creators that make games that are worth checking out.

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And this week we're going to be talking about

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one of them called The World of Kylia.

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We met the developers of this game

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at the recent Rose City Comic Con, and had a chance to sit down with them,

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give it a try, and look at a card game that was actually a lot of fun and doesn't

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break the bank to play.

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This game features a lot of good graphics in the sense

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of what's printed on the cards, ways

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to get different things that are a little different

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from some of the other card games where you can actually get what you want.

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There's even an option for being able to print out your own cards and use them

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in the structure of your gameplay, so join us here on The Answer this week

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as we talk about World of Kylia and some of the other things

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that can be done that don't necessarily require a computer screen.

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Saturday here on The Answer or at any time a UserFriendly.Show