Games Archives

June Vigants writes, I made a point to seek out Bioshock cosplayers throughout the NYCC weekend. They appeared every so often but when they did, there was

By Christopher Helton During the month of October, the minds of gamers tend to turn to thoughts of more scary games than they would normally play. Whether

By Timothy Carson The panelists for “The Future of Gaming” discussion included: Garett Fuller, David Brevik, Michael Gluck, and James Schmalz. You might

By Timothy Carson A great discovery was made today during my adventures throughout the show floor this morning; amidst photobombing cosplay photos (more

Mike Myler writes, The Veranthea Codex is a Pathfinder compatible campaign setting, player resource, and GM tool by Mike Myler and Rogue Genius Games that

By Christopher Helton This past week our weekly gaming group decided that it was time to start up a new game, playing the new edition of Dungeons &

Adi Tantimedh writes: My old friend, the musician Simon Boswell got back in touch with me recently to tell me he was holding a concert in London this

Title: Bedlam. Key Talent: John Mueller – Art Director, Jeff Johnson – Programmer & Designer, Sam Gage – Creative Director, Animations and VFX. End of

By Christopher Helton   Back at Gen Con, Pinnacle Entertainment Group announced that they were moving their Savage Worlds game books from having two sizes

By Christopher Helton Despite being one of the oldest tabletop roleplaying games on the market, Tunnels & Trolls has never really received a lot of

By Christopher Helton Pinnacle Entertainment Group and Visionary Comics have announced a transmedia partnership that will bring Pinnacle’s Deadlands

On June 3rd, a small indie role playing game company called Rarr I’m A Monster Publishing posted a a new RPG book, Monster Menagerie, for sale here. It

By Christopher Helton On the heels of the news that Days of Wonder had been acquired by board game company Asmodee, the company has announced the release

By Christopher Helton There is always demand for good tools that will help lighten the work load for a busy fantasy roleplaying game master. At Gen Con I

Adi Tantimedh writes, This past week, the video games scene has been all about Destiny. It’s the biggest launch of a new original game franchise for ages,

By Christopher Helton Now that we are a couple of episodes into the new Doctor Who series, I think that it is time to talk about something of great social

By Christopher Helton The new edition of the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game has been rolling out over the last couple of months, first with the

By Jason Vey So here it is, August 2014, and I’m neck-deep in the first Kickstarter campaign related to a core game of my design: Troll Lord Games’

By Christopher Helton Fred Van Lente is a multi-faceted writer of comics, including the New York Times Best-selling Incredible Hercules, Marvel Zombies,

By Christopher Helton Big new today in tabletop gaming is the news that Asmodee has merged with Days of Wonder. While technically being called a merger,

Creators: Void Star Studios, Inc. Close Date: August 26th, 2014. Publishing Date: August 23rd, 2014 Mike McConnell writes, Tact-Tiles are a modular, dry

By Christopher Helton Day three of Gen Con was probably my busiest day at the convention. I talked with a lot of people and was able to meet some

By James Edward Raggi IV Lamentations of the Flame Princess is running a crowdfunding campaign where you Pay What You Want for a full color hardcover

By Christopher Helton Thursday was the first day of Gen Con, even though after travel time, it was only a half day for me. Despite jet lag, a lack of food

By Christopher Helton Gen Con may not have officially started, but the Bleeding Cool coverage has been going on for a few weeks now. While today was

By Christopher Helton The Valiant Universe roleplaying game is out from Catalyst Game Labs and Valiant Entertainment. Based on the Cue System rules

By Christopher Helton Gen Con is all about the gaming. Each year people file into the exhibitor’s hall looking for the hot new game, or to fill those

By Christopher Helton If you are looking for a bit of culture while you are at Gen Con next weekend, try checking out the Otherworld Theatre performance

By Christopher Helton Gen Con is coming in a week and a half. Over the last month a lot of things have been filtering through my email about the

By Dan Celko For the sake of my wallet, I have been trying incredibly hard to not get excited about all the games coming out by the end of 2014. But then