Richard garfield

Those of us who have been involved in the hobby of tabletop gaming for some time have noticed a definite rise in its popularity. That’s partially an organic growth over the years, and partially sped u

PC Zone is one of those magazines that fans still champion long after its closure, and Richie Shoemaker’s five years on its staff make him a familiar face to many of them. We learn about his start in games media, how he launched a single-game magazine that outlasted many more mainstream titles, and why he’s recently returned to print magazines

Before creating classics like Beneath A Steel Sky and Broken Sword, the Revolution Software cofounder had a chaotic start to his career that saw him working on the infamous World Cup Carnival and programming flight control systems

When it comes to tabletop gaming, getting newcomers into the wonderful world of miniature gaming can often be one of the trickiest. Compared to board gaming, where the main barrier to entry is learnin

There are a few designers on the board game scene that I would stick my neck on the line and say: You should pay attention to these people, because in a few years, they’ll be massive. If we gave award

Winning the best miniatures range award at UK Games Expo is an accolade not to be sniffed at, but when you hear the inner workings of the studio that created it, it feels almost inevitable. We sat dow