If anything has the biggest impact on your players’ experience at your game, after the particular role they’re playing, it’s their team. This can be seen as one of the …

Months of hard work, years of dreaming, hours of “resource limit reached”… it all came to fruition when MegaCon took place last month. It was a fantastic weekend that, for …

When @russbuilds announces a new game on his Instagram page, I am always quick off the mark to book us on. Russ has gained a reputation over lockdown for building …

It’s been a long old year of lockdown. Who’d’ve thought a year ago that we’d still be in this situation a year on? But let’s not dwell on that. We …

When trying to come up with a title for this blog post, I got a bit stuck. Mystery Mail is both the name of the company, and a perfect descriptor …

This top bit does contain some spoilers, but I’ll warn you before we get to the really serious spoilers, promise. The envelope is a different colour, but the fastening is …

Megagames are hella intense. I know I’m not the only person who has gotten overwhelmed, upset, angry or otherwise emotional at a game – in fact, I’d say that pretty …

Is February too late to do a Christmas present haul? Probably! But let’s pretend we’re still feeling festive and Christmas doesn’t feel like it was several decades ago… Sadly there …

Councils are a staple feature of many different Megagames. From the UN at Watch The Skies, to the Small Council at Everybody Dies, to Lenin’s Party Congresses at Red Dawn, …

At the end of November, I adapted a physical space game to online, with Gather.Town as my software of choice. I first came across Gather.Town a lot earlier during lockdown …