Welcome to another installment of Fandible Interviews! Today I have an interview with Filamena Young of Machine Age Productions – which should be a familiar name around these parts by now after we’ve played Maschine Zeit and interviewed David Young, the other half of the primary Machine Age Productions crew, back in December. Filamena and…
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The Origins Game Fair is a yearly gaming convention near Billy’s hometown in Columbus, Ohio. He and I have been there a few times, and Daniel even joined us for the first-ever Fandible Road Trip a few years ago (holy crap, we’ve been gaming together long enough to reference our history in terms like “a few…
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Love is in the air! Read on for some of your favorite Fandible characters’ thoughts on love and romance! Byron Clayton of the Clayton Manor (Unhallowed Metropolis) I have written this letter a thousand times. I have said the words to you in the opium dens of the Eastside and within the confines of my…
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Are you a gamer in the New York City area? Are you free on Saturday? Great! There’s an all-day gaming event happening in Manhattan you should absolutely check out: Recess! Eight hours of gaming, with a great variety of games on offer, from Dread to Fiasco to Hollow Earth Expedition. Oh yeah, that’s right – I’m…
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As the new year begins, it’s a time to make resolutions for how the coming year will be better than the previous one. Here’s a look at the resolutions some of your favorite Fandible characters are making! Barsha D. Barsha (Rogue Trader) ‘Ello! I ain’t knowin’ why you’s comin’ in my room — YOU think…
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Welcome to our second Fandible interview! Today I’m here with an interview with Anna Kreider about her current IndieGoGo campaign to fund a second edition of her game Thou Art But a Warrior. You might also know Anna from the internet sensation Go Make Me a Sandwich and as a fellow contributor to Gaming as Women….
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If you follow any sort of gaming people on Twitter this week, you probably saw the #1reasonwhy hashtag. It all started with a simple question: “Why are there so few lady game creators?” The hashtag #1reasonwhy was created in response, and it blew Twitter up. While initially it was about RPG design, it exploded across…
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As someone whose pastime often asks us to imagine the outlandish and bizarre, a storm left our city in an unimaginable state
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