Gaming Trend · Episode 009: Iconic Enemies This Week Erica Echlin and Jon Miller discuss their favorite and some obscure Iconic Enemies. – Steam hates Jon, but he is able to play Aqua Lungers! – I’m really glad Psycho Mantis is just reading my memory card and not my browsing history… – I

Winterborn recently released its Kickstarter campaign for the upcoming tactical RPG Externus – Path of the Solari, which currently has a funding goal of $50,000 by June 18. We got to talk to Studio Head Kent Gambill and Marketing/Community Manager Trevor Osz to talk about the inspirations for the

Atlas Games is excited to announce the launch of their newest Kickstarter campaign for Dice Miner, a new dice-drafting board game from designers Joshua Debonis and Nikola Risteski. This campaign will run through June 23rd and offers beautiful dice, your own mountain, and gives backers the opportunity to get a

Gaming Trend · Episode 008: Games In Space Erica Echlin and Jon Miller are going back to basics (and testing some audio) by themselves this week! Join us as we talk about space and Games based in it. -So I seriously thought Master Chief was more cyborg and less genetically modified

The Royal Game of Ur is the oldest complete board game known to man, with the earliest recovered version dating back to 2600 BCE in ancient Mesopotamia. There have been many ways to play the game over the years, and at one time was even considered to foretell the player’

This week Erica & Jon are joined by Kay Purcell and Justin Corbett (from Mindfudge Comedy podcast) for an extra length episode on Video Games and their movie counterparts! -How many directors and screenplays does it take to make the “worst” video game adaptation in history? -If I could have

This week Erica Echlin and Jon Miller are joined by Mike Dunn, John Farrell, and Steven Starkey to talk about Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition! – Jon and I are honestly just here to ask questions. – On a scale from 0 to Dungeon Master how nerdy are you? – How many miniatures

While Western Legends became a hit when it went to Kickstarter, it was an open world game. You could fight other players, but the conclusion was based on playing cards. High Noon is a new Western game that takes a different approach to the western genre. Simulating the tactics of