By Thomas Vose In the previous article in this series, we looked at games based on books from earliest written history up until the 16th
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Literary Video Games, Part One
By Thomas Vose Video games based on books are nothing new, and several big-name titles have literary inspirations. The Witcher games, enjoying a surge of
Read moreConfessions of an RPG Nerd
By Christine Martin-Resotko So, not all your players are theater nerds…. I polled the community on the Facebook group to see what questions folks had,
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On behalf of the Games & Gaming Round Table (GameRT) of the American Library Association (ALA), the Program Planning Committee is sponsoring a call for presentation proposals
Read moreGameRT Announces a New Grant Opportunity!
CHICAGO – The Games and Gaming Round Table of the American Library Association is proud to unveil a new annual grant program to enable libraries
Read moreLooking for your reviews!
Are you going to be receiving some new games this holiday season? Planning to play with the family? We’d like to know what you think
Read morePathfinder and Roleplaying Games at the Library
By Jacob Dotson What Is Pathfinder? Pathfinder is a D20 Roleplaying Game system published by Paizo, descended from the original Dungeons and Dragons. By D20,
Read morePresident’s Reviews: Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell
GameRT President Jenn Bartlett covers another great literature-themed game, this one dealing with the Napoleonic magic found in Susanna Clarke’s book Jonathan Strange and Mr.
Read morePresident’s Reviews: The Expanse
GameRT President Jenn Bartlett sits down with Geoff Engelstein to discuss exploring space with your friends in “The Expanse.”
Read morePresident’s Reviews: Abomination: The Heir of Frankenstein
GameRT President Jenn Bartlett continues her series of GenCon game reviews, this one dealing with an entirely different Young Frankenstein!
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