15
Nov/2008

by gorramscott

The weekend's finally reared its beautiful head and welcomed me with a whole load of studying. Although the weather is freezing, I wouldn't mind having the chance to go outside and witness this 'real world' that people so often speak about. Anyway, aside from my what seems like endless stream of magazine writing, essays and presentations, I've been playing some good ol' fashioned tabletops.  I admit it folks, I've been on a DriveThruRPG binge over the last week, buying Beyond Beli... Read More

26
Jun/2008

by MindStormLabs

Glenn McDonald talks to the creators of Alpha Omega about their new table top game, the challenge of game development, and that little Cloverfield mix-up. You can read the interview at Pop Matters.... Read More

19
Jun/2008

by MindStormLabs

The team at All Games Considered have posted a review of the Alpha Omega Core Rulebook.  You can listen to it here. ... Read More

18
Jun/2008

by MindStormLabs

In the interview, we discuss how Alpha Omega was created, the Ethan Haas viral marketing campaign and its connection to Cloverfield, upcoming products for the game, the art of Alpha Omega, game design and more. You can listen to it here&n bsp; - MSL
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10
Jun/2008

by Lord_Fluffy

When I start looking at a RPG, there are a few things I want to know. They are benchmarks to see if the game is going to be realistic enough to be enjoyable. This isn't to say that any of these are absolute dealbreakers, but the more of these they pass, the better I feel.Can you kill someone with one shot of a knife?
This is my first big test of a combat system. In most RPG's, knives or daggers are weapons of last resort. In real life, a pocket knife being drawn makes a fight go from simple b... Read More