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?
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Pocket Marvel Patrol! and Balance in Game Design
Last night I got together with a few non-gamer friends who had just seen the Avengers. I was thinking that we would play the new Marvel RPG, but they didn’t have a printer at their house to print up Marvel datafiles, so I hacked Pocket Danger Patrol on the fly for them. If you’ve never […]
Game Chef Review: Monsters of Glam
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 […]
Game Chef Review: Rage, Rage by David Miessler-Kubanek
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 […]
Game Chef Review: Kobold Engineer by Laura Simpson
Kobold Engineer by Laura Simpson The central idea for Kobold Engineer rocks. In it, you play a lowly Kobold who wants to climb the dungeon management ladder by serving his master, Coyote. Coyote, of course, wants the Kobolds to prove their worth by setting up a dungeon to kill heroes. The game reminds me a […]
