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If the era of streaming media is ending, the sound of its conqueror is the familiar battle cry of the spinning disc. Physical media is back....

I hope this is allowed. Seems like a lot of books / content for a steal of a price.

Back in 1989, a game maker and author named Joe Dever had a wild idea. He had already set up a whole fantasy series set in the world of Magnamund from his Lone Wolf gamebook series. Ever the innovator, Dever concocted the idea of PhoneQuest. In PhoneQuest, people could dial a number on their phone and listen to, essentially, an...

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Has anyone played this “new” Everdell? It went entirely under my radar but it looks… extremely similar to the original. Is it just a reskin with some slight modifications?...

Mighty Empires was developed in 1990 by Games Workshop and served two main purposes: it could function as a template for a full continent-wide campaign setting for Warhammer Fantasy Battle, or it could be a self-contained board game. But perhaps it may be best described as an entirely new game system. It featured rules for...

Ace of Aces could be one of the most unique games you’ve seen in a long time. Using only two game books to simulate an entire aerial combat!...

Created in 1928, the mythos of Cthulhu is still a relevant and wildly popular part of pop culture and horror to this day.

What other sets would you he interested in seeing?

D&D books are still available by themselves from your friendly local game store. You can find them at Target, Amazon, and beyond as well. But the community seems concerned about WotC’s move towards a more digital D&D.