Luke Laurie
2014 was a huge year for tabletop games, and huge year for the League of Gamemakers: We posted 150 articles on this site!
…but 2015 is looking to be even bigger and even better!
SOME THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN 2015:
- BLOGS: Three brand-new EPIC blog posts every week!
- LEAGUE GAME RELEASES: Several new games designed and/or published by League members will be coming out in 2015, such as Stones of Fate, Asking for Trobils, Letter Tycoon and more!
- OTHER GAME RELEASES: Several new games that were featured in our blogs from 2014 will be released this year, including Viticulure-Tuscany, Lanterns – the Harvest Festival, Shadow Throne, Eternal Dynasty, Lift Off! – Get me off this Planet, Stuff and Nonsense and many more!
- KICKSTARTERS: New League games and expansions hitting Kickstarter this year, including Campaign Trail, Ascendant, Commies!, Hundred Kings War, Zerpang!, Myriad, an expansion to Asking for Trobils, a reprise of the Amberden Affair Live event, and more!
- GAMES IN DEVELOPMENT: Look for news on the progress of tons of other new designs by League members currently in the hands of publishers or looking for the right publishers, including Chimera Station, Oceanica, Sinister, Contraband, Be There Witches?, Breaking News, Ice and Iron, Gerrymander, Replicant, Henges of Stone, Dwellings of Eldervale, GoMinion, Sweet Street, Wunsaponna Time, Epoch Rift, and many more!
With so many cool things to look forward to in 2015, it’s important that we set some goals, mark our calendars, and ensure that we can get it all done and done right. It’s time for us to make some Gamemaker Resolutions. I’ll post my own, and I invite you to post yours as well in the comments below!
EXAMPLE: LUKE LAURIE’S GAMEMAKER RESOLUTIONS FOR 2015
- Finish Replicant
- Play every “unplayed” game in my collection.
- When possible, choose to play new games over playing games that I’ve played many times – even though I love them so much!
WHAT ARE YOUR GAMEMAKER RESOLUTIONS FOR 2015?
What will make you a better game maker and a better person? What are you excited about in the game industry for 2015? Feel free to describe your own games and projects and post links below in the comments!
Peter Vaughan
