There's a reason I didn't go into the world lore. It's a weird collection of supernatural strangeness informed by the aesthetics of abandoned buildings, urban decay, and a survey course in philosophy.

It only takes me a couple of days to write up a draft of a game I think is playable. The three games I consider "done" from a design standpoint (Necropolis, Haunted and Raven's Hollow) each only

That is tough. But if I had to pick just one, I'd probably say A Dark and Quiet Place. It's the most unusual and ambitious of the set. Exceptional Fantasy is a close second.

Do you play games on mobile devices? The company I work for just released an official Pacific Rim tie in game. It’s a cross between a gem matching game and a fighting game. It’s worth checking out if you’re

My goal with these articles is not to provide a comprehensive review of the game but to highlight the things I think are really interesting. In this case it's the Light/Darkness and the theme

This is what I had to say elsewhere about the game: The long form description of how I feel about it, "It is an art piece that uses the language, culture and knowledge of games to make its point."

The game assumes the players are fully bought into the premise. You are basically a strike team that works for The Envoy. You don't begin the with players just realizing who and what they are. You assume

A few other things persist. Contacts and how they feel about the PCs Things that get turned into concrete Threats and become recurring problems. The fictional state of PC's personal Directives and how

Things I do when running The Sprawl. I write my Legwork and Action Clocks so that they are location agnostic or target the team directly. So it will say something like, "Any facility controlled by

Thanks. I thought about doing a per-poster model but decided against it because I really do want to work at a fixed steady rate.

Planetfall is the first video game that ever made me cry. Poor Floyd. :(

So, it really depends on what game I'm playing. But for now I'll stick to talking about my D&D 5e games. I'm a very by the books DM. I don't cheat rolls. I don't ignore rules. And for things not covered

Nope. Haven’t played yet. To be fair MoM 2nd Ed. Does work with the components from 1e but you play it with an app now. That’s what bothers me. Do I want to re-invest in a board game I already own that

The Unseen Forces expansion to Elder Sign. I had been avoiding expansions for Elder Sign because my love affair with Mansions of Madness. The they burned me with MoM 2nd edition. So back to Elder Signs!

Oh, I'm not planning on MAKING any of these games. I'm just going to arrange the photos and ask, "If this is what you saw on the table what would this game be called?"

I have similar concerns which is why my planned usage of Steemit has back up plans. Come January I'm going to open up a Patreon to support the blogging effort I'm going to be doing here. So there are two