Shadow Era redefines traditional trading card games. A totally free-to-play digital card game, Shadow Era will get you immersed in its world in no time.

Gary Games is working with Bryan Kibler in his wonderful white living room in between passing around the Cheetos and doing lots of film work for their new game SolForge. Just recently the group revealed a Kickstarter page that finally detailed what...

According to an email that was sent out by the Shadow Era team, the game will be making its appearance at Gen Con 2012 next week. At first many thought that the team wouldn’t be there, due to Wulven Studios not showing a booth on the official map of the convention. In the email we’re told that the...

There are quite a many things that come once a year: tax season, Christmas, and your birthday just to name a few. While each of these things is enjoyable on their own, there’s one more annual event that happens that I personally look forward to above others – that’s Gen Con. We’ve covered many Gen...

I’ve been clinging to Facebook over the past couple of weeks idly waiting for news on what Gary Games is planning with their new SolForge trading card game. During this time the company has been urging fans to check their Facebook and official site for a big announcement on August 1st. That day is today,...

Gary Games, the makers of the amazing Ascension deckbuilding game, have gotten some new tricks up their sleeve in the way of games. They’ve been teasing via Facebook and Twitter about a new game they’re calling SolForge. According to them, SolForge is the “next evolution in trading card games.” Gary...

In the recent blocks releasing in Magic: The Gathering Wizards of the Coast have been releasing Event Decks that are themed for each set. Unlike the Intro Packs that are designed to get new players into the game, these Event Decks are constructed to throw players into the world of tournament play with a...

My biography page does well to describe my start in gaming, and if you haven’t read it go ahead and take a second to do so. I started playing video games way back when I was a youngster, with my mother buying me an Atari 2600. I would pop in Pitfall and fail miserably at it for hours upon hours per week....