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Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype

This year’s Gen Con was one of busiest ever since it was the 50th Anniversary and completely sold out for the entire show. While most people are there to

By Keith Schleicher

/ 5 Dec 2017

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour and the disappearing Dinosaur Island prototype

Flop flop flopping on heaven’s floor–Happy Salmon review

Happy Salmon is the kind of perfection that defies typical analysis. My reviews usually focus on the nuance of a game; how its mechanisms translate the emotional weight of its

By John Farrell

/ 30 Nov 2017

Flop flop flopping on heaven’s floor–Happy Salmon review

Cloak, dagger, and deception–Cursed Court Review

The political deduction genre may be starting to feel like a crowded field, but Cursed Court justifies attention with the flair and elegance of its design. Not everything comes together

By John Farrell

/ 30 Nov 2017

Cloak, dagger, and deception–Cursed Court Review

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour answers questions on Dinosaur Island

Dinosaurs have an amount of mystery to them, as no living human being has seen one for real. Jurassic Park made us wonder what it would be like if they

By Keith Schleicher

/ 28 Nov 2017

Crazy Eights: Jon Gilmour answers questions on Dinosaur Island

Greater Than Games at Pax Unplugged — a look at the Sentinel Comics RPG and new products of all kinds

Greater Than Games has experienced a time of tremendous growth in the past few months, and that shows no sign of stopping any time soon. While it was working on

By John Farrell

/ 27 Nov 2017

Greater Than Games at Pax Unplugged — a look at the Sentinel Comics RPG and new products of all kinds

New Experience Workshop at Pax Unplugged–what it takes for a small studio to break into the tabletop industry

New Experience Workshop is a small team, consisting of two sisters, but that doesn’t stop it from production or experimentation. Having successfully Kickstarted Showdown, a samurai themed competitive cardgame,

By John Farrell

/ 27 Nov 2017

New Experience Workshop at Pax Unplugged–what it takes for a small studio to break into the tabletop industry

Academy Games at Pax Unplugged–educating through games and new horizons in scifi and fantasy

Academy Games’ focus has always been on using games to explore history, in all its visceral, uncomfortable truths. While many of its products have revolved around the lesser known or

By John Farrell

/ 27 Nov 2017

Academy Games at Pax Unplugged–educating through games and new horizons in scifi and fantasy

White Wolf Entertainment at Pax Unplugged–V5 is only the beginning

With the fifth edition of Vampire: The Masquerade still on the horizon of 2018, White Wolf has a lot to offer fans who are excited about the future of the

By John Farrell

/ 27 Nov 2017

White Wolf Entertainment at Pax Unplugged–V5 is only the beginning

A peek behind the curtain–Adventures in Middle-earth Loremaster’s Guide review

Adventures in Middle-earth was an ambitious and risky prospect, but I was pleasantly surprised to see how well Cubicle 7 blended Tolkien’s style into the 5E mechanics. The only

By John Farrell

/ 24 Nov 2017

A peek behind the curtain–Adventures in Middle-earth Loremaster’s Guide review

B&B Games Studio at PAX Unplugged–unveiling Destiny Aurora: Renegades

Destiny Aurora is an ambitious product, but one I am excited to see in its final form. This board game adaptation of the ongoing book series will also launch alongside

By John Farrell

/ 21 Nov 2017

B&B Games Studio at PAX Unplugged–unveiling Destiny Aurora: Renegades

Green Ronin Publishing at PAX Unplugged–how streaming remade the tabletop industry

Chris Pramas, the founder of Green Ronin, has a lot to look back on over the eighteen year life of its company. Where tabletop spent a few years almost in

By John Farrell

/ 21 Nov 2017

Green Ronin Publishing at PAX Unplugged–how streaming remade the tabletop industry

Syrinscape at PAX Unplugged–bringing your game to life with all the sounds of adventure

Nothing helps set the mood in an RPG like the right accompanying music. If you have never added background music to one of your games, I highly encourage you to

By John Farrell

/ 21 Nov 2017

Syrinscape at PAX Unplugged–bringing your game to life with all the sounds of adventure

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