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Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 New Experience Workshop at Pax Unplugged–what it takes for a small studio to break into the tabletop industry
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, and Shootout, a tense western, this Kansas-based company has proven that a tabletop company can accomplish a great deal if

by John Farrell
Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 Academy Games at Pax Unplugged–educating through games and new horizons in scifi and fantasy
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 the non-controversial, such as the Viking invasion of England, its examination of the abolition movement through Freedom: the Underground Railroad

by John Farrell
Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 White Wolf Entertainment at Pax Unplugged–V5 is only the beginning
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 franchise. I talked to Shane DeFreest about the company’s direction, and as someone who has worked for all three

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Nov 27, 2017 A less than luminous return — Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon Review
A less than luminous return — Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon Review

Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon came with a huge deal of hype, with Game Freak promising a new plot, new minigames, and a whole new experience, teasing fans with the phrase “This is not the Alola you thought you knew!” I went into Ultra Sun and moon with a head

by A Kay Purcell
Reviews   -   Nov 27, 2017 Let the beat drop – Super Beat Sports review
Let the beat drop – Super Beat Sports review

If there’s a genre that’s been on my radar this year, it has to be rhythm games. I’ve enjoyed my time with Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone, Thumper, and The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor this year, as it’s been a wonderful year for games

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2017 A peek behind the curtain–Adventures in Middle-earth Loremaster’s Guide review
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 area where the player’s guide needed some support was in tools to help run the game, and for that

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2017 Fabri-can we build it? — Elder Scrolls Online – The Clockwork City DLC review
Fabri-can we build it? — Elder Scrolls Online – The Clockwork City DLC review

Of the three Tribunal gods in the Elder Scrolls series, Sotha Sil has always been the most enigmatic. While Vivec and Almalexia are in their respective cities, available for a meeting or brunch, Sotha Sil is the one you can’t just look up and go hang out with. The

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Nov 22, 2017 Rhythm paradise – Superbeat: Xonic review
Rhythm paradise – Superbeat: Xonic review

I love the joyous feeling I get when I play a great rhythm game. Hatsune Miku Project Diva Future Tone and The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor were amazing titles on PS4, and the Switch has provided great ports of Voez and Thumper. Continuing the porting trend is PM Studios’

by Elisha Deogracias
New Experience Workshop at Pax Unplugged–what it takes for a small studio to break into the tabletop industry
Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 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, and Shootout, a tense western, this Kansas-based company has proven that a tabletop company can accomplish a great deal if

by John Farrell
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Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 New Experience Workshop at Pax Unplugged–what it takes for a small studio to break into the tabletop industry
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, and Shootout, a tense western, this Kansas-based company has proven that a tabletop company can accomplish a great deal if

by John Farrell
Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 Academy Games at Pax Unplugged–educating through games and new horizons in scifi and fantasy
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 the non-controversial, such as the Viking invasion of England, its examination of the abolition movement through Freedom: the Underground Railroad

by John Farrell
Features   -   Nov 27, 2017 White Wolf Entertainment at Pax Unplugged–V5 is only the beginning
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 franchise. I talked to Shane DeFreest about the company’s direction, and as someone who has worked for all three

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Nov 27, 2017 A less than luminous return — Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon Review
A less than luminous return — Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon Review

Pokemon Ultra Sun and Moon came with a huge deal of hype, with Game Freak promising a new plot, new minigames, and a whole new experience, teasing fans with the phrase “This is not the Alola you thought you knew!” I went into Ultra Sun and moon with a head

by A Kay Purcell
Reviews   -   Nov 27, 2017 Let the beat drop – Super Beat Sports review
Let the beat drop – Super Beat Sports review

If there’s a genre that’s been on my radar this year, it has to be rhythm games. I’ve enjoyed my time with Hatsune Miku: Project Diva Future Tone, Thumper, and The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor this year, as it’s been a wonderful year for games

by Elisha Deogracias
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2017 A peek behind the curtain–Adventures in Middle-earth Loremaster’s Guide review
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 area where the player’s guide needed some support was in tools to help run the game, and for that

by John Farrell
Reviews   -   Nov 24, 2017 Fabri-can we build it? — Elder Scrolls Online – The Clockwork City DLC review
Fabri-can we build it? — Elder Scrolls Online – The Clockwork City DLC review

Of the three Tribunal gods in the Elder Scrolls series, Sotha Sil has always been the most enigmatic. While Vivec and Almalexia are in their respective cities, available for a meeting or brunch, Sotha Sil is the one you can’t just look up and go hang out with. The

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   Nov 22, 2017 Rhythm paradise – Superbeat: Xonic review
Rhythm paradise – Superbeat: Xonic review

I love the joyous feeling I get when I play a great rhythm game. Hatsune Miku Project Diva Future Tone and The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor were amazing titles on PS4, and the Switch has provided great ports of Voez and Thumper. Continuing the porting trend is PM Studios’

by Elisha Deogracias
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