To make the mildest understatement of the year, let me just say it has been quite a year thus far. For many in the realm
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Category: GameRT
Running a West Marches Campaign – A Flexible Approach to RPGs for Libraries
By Jennifer Burdoo As youth services manager of a medium-sized library, and the only gamer, I have the freedom to run RPGs for kids and
Read moreThe Strange Case of Dr. Rachel Veil: Course-Specific Puzzle Room Creation
By Tripp Reade Having found and opened the secret door in the archaeologist’s study, the four detectives stand momentarily awestruck by the humming rift in
Read moreHonoring our Retiring Members!
By Jenn Bartlett Hey Everyone! I meant to do this before my term ended as President of GameRT, so I’m sorry this is late! We
Read moreLet’s Chill: Games & Learning Virtual Happy Hour
Wednesday, May 27th, 4:30pm CDT Come chill with us at a happy hour all about games! Bring your drink to our Zoom Room…we’ll have a
Read morePrairie State College Library selected as recipient of the first $500 Game On! Grant from GameRT!
The Games & Gaming Round Table of the American Library Association is pleased to announce Prairie State College Library as the recipient of their Game
Read moreLiterary Video Games, Part Three
By Thomas Vose Part One, covering the classics up to the 16th century, can be found here, while Part Two, describing games based on books
Read moreTop 10 Games Based on Books!
By Jenn Bartlett President Jenn Bartlett has another awesome video for you, with her top 10 tabletop games based on books!
Read moreLiterary Video Games, Part Two
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
Read moreLiterary 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
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