The Pokémon Trading Card Game was initially released in the UK in 1999 and although there have been ups and downs, it’s never been as good as a time as right now to take up the game. Sales are as high as they have ever been and the large regional and international championships regularly attract upwards of 2000 players, but where do we start?
With Zine Quest approaching, you may be wondering about creating your own crowdfunding project, with the biggest site for this being Kickstarter. Kickstarter is a crowdfunding website that allows creators to put their ideas in front of a massive audience and generate funding through what are essentially pre-orders. This has allowed many independent creators to get their games off the ground and out into the world. With six successful RPG Kickstarter projects, Anna Blackwell talks us through running one.
Netrunner is a fantastic example of when a game ends, but its community doesn't let it. Null Signal Games not only revived Netrunner, but have made it a passion project, introducing the game to new audiences and new heights.
It looks like we’ve got another mystery on our hands, and this time, it feels really real
Meet the nomadic designer who brings games to life from pure tactile experience mixed with social play and economic simulations. Oh, and they make the components before the game…
We round up a selection of the must-play new releases and upcoming games at this year's Birmingham convention
Do game writers dream of electric D10s?
I want adventure in the great wide somewhere
BattleTech is a wargame that puts mech against mech in a crunchy battle, that saw huge popularity in years past. Whilst it never really left us, its new venture back into mainstream is an exciting one, and the perfect time to get involved.
