This installment of the Slumbering Tsar-saga from Frog God Games is 60 pages long, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page ToC, 3 pages of advertisements and 3 pages of SRD, leaving 51 pages of content for the fourth installment of the finale of saga, so let’s take a closer look, shall we?
Slumbering Tsar: The Hidden Citadel, Part 4 – In the Belly of the Beast Read Post »
Recently I published the first of a series of articles dedicated to highlight how, despite our best efforts, we are not doing enough to make the hobby a healthy hobby, and we are not doing enough to get the most out of the existing market.
IYADWYADYWAGWYAG, or how to do more and better–Part 2. The publishers. Read Post »
By Paco Garcia Jaen The videogames were excellent (well, maybe not Dragon Age 2) and the RPG did them justice
This pdf from Super Genius Games is 16 pages long, 2/3 of a page GORGEOUS front cover, 1 page editorial/SRD, leaving 14 1/3 pages of content for Hellfire magic, so let’s check this out!
In this, bit later than usual, episode we have got a good for you.
Mark and I go head to head to discuss if Games Workshop is a good business or not. I don’t think they are a good business because they don’t do enough from a business point of view, and for their licensed products in general (not to mention their lack of contact with the general public). I don’t think they are bad, but they are not good either. Mark says they are because they make money and thus they do what they’re supposed to. But what do you think?
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 37 – X610Z: On the Ruins of Chaos Read Post »
Not long ago I asked James Desborough what could publishers and retailers do to increase the presence of games to the public. Or something similar. He did say that it is a big subject with a difficult answer to give, so I took it upon me to actually attempt to provide with some ideas and galvanise some people into doing things.
IYADWYADYWAGWYAG, or how to do more and better–Part 1. The authors. Read Post »
The first product in a new Creative Mountain Games product line, a System-Free Sourcebooks (for Medieval Fantasy RPGs) called “30
Creative Mountain Games releases 30 Things Can Happen Read Post »
So when my Friendly Local Game Store owner said in his usual shy and yet knowledgeable voice that I might like this product, I did what wise men do, and listened. Then I looked. Then I gasped and then I purchased. I’ll tell you what and then why.
A fun and frantic cooperative game for 3-6 players,designed by Brian, Sydney, and Geoff Engelstein Space Cadets – more fun
Announcing another great Stronghold Games’ release… Space Cadets Read Post »
The concept is that five benevolent factions with fancy names all want to mould the city of Waterdeep into their own little version of Utopia, and there’s eleven Lords that you can choose from to lead your own little army of spies.
