My thoughts on Adepticon and the toys you will be seeing in the near future.
I hope that I can go back next year. It was a blast, I think it’s as about as far as I would like to drive for a con, but will see what the future holds.
At Adepticon I met Steamforged Games. We chatted quite a bit about Guild Ball, their smashing new game, that is a lot like soccer with weapons.
Guild Ball is up for an Origins Award, if you’re heading to the show swing by their booth.
I caught up with Ronnie Renton of Mantic Games while at Adepticon. We chatted about, Kings of War, Dreadball, Dungeon Saga, Warpath, and the possibility of an RPG. I always have a good time with Ronnie.
Maybe I should pitch the RPG and then move across the sea.
I sat down with Anton and Matt from Hyacinth games at Adepticon. We talked about Wreck-Age, specifically how well they are doing and vehicles.
Want to learn more check them out on Facebook or follow me on twitter and Facebook(links to the right) to see some more of their product.
So you like Post Apocalypse games? Try this one, the environment collapsed and the elitists left leaving most of the population to fend for itself. What has evolved? A Mad Max style world or one more like Resident Evil? There is enough room in this unique skirmish game that doubles as a strategy RPG. Wreck-Age use simple concepts to create complex tactical movements created by the player.
See how easy it is? Stop back tomorrow for an interview with the Wreck-Age Crew.
Joseph talks with me about the ride that has been and is Frostgrave. Frostgrave is published by Osprey Publishing.
Over the next few months, I will be picking out my wizards for each school of magic. Come back soon and see what I have to say.
Simon chats with me about Drop Zone Commander and Dropfleet at Adepticon 2016.
I really can’t wait to see them at Origins. Oh yeah, I heard a rumor that the 40k Origins crew is running some events.
