RINCON 2012 was a blast! Thursday night Mark and I flew in to Tucson where Matt Nielson was nice enough to pick us up and take us to the Hotel. Before bed we scoped out the lovely con space and sorted out our schedule for the next morning. Friday we held two panels: Inclusiveness in Gaming […]
Here is a sneak-peek of MK’s new game in development. “Think: the epic (LOtR) feel of Spiro the Dragon meets My Little Pony: Frendship is Magic.“ ….Are you as excited as we are?
Last month, Liam Burke launched a Kickstarter for his new game, Dog Eat Dog. I think it’s best to let Liam explain what the game is about: Dog Eat Dog is a game of colonialism and its consequences. As a group, you work together to describe one of the hundreds of small islands in the […]
Monsters of Glam by Matthew Sullivan-Barrett Documenting the last tour of a rock megaband, Monsters of Glam is an awesome ride through the world of rock stardom. From the creation of your band’s album to the last show you play on tour, this game rocks. In every possible way. I especially enjoyed the structure of […]
Rage, Rage by David Miessler-Kubanek Rage, Rage is a game about the “last chance for hope in the face of futility and madness,” and the game delivers by using a variety of fears, hopes, and madness-inspired mechanics to draw out high drama from the players. Reading through it, I was struck again and again by […]
Urban Shadow’s corruption mechanic often allows someone to get out of a bind by taking corruption and giving in to the power that they wield…eventually opened up new corruption moves (acting like gaining experience) which of course generated more corruption themselves. All to the end of turning your character into a monster. This is what WoD was trying to do…like forever!
