As I noted last time, I asked Andy Lewis for his input after he got home from WBC, and he sent me enough good information that I wanted to just devote a whole section to Andy’s view and process. Part I of this series can be found here. – Gene —————— Sorry for being away […]
What Does it Take to Have Your Game Accepted by GMT? (Part II) Read Post »
The Inside ViewAt last, today is the day we ship 2,100+ copies of Fire in the Lake and 1,200+ copies of Won by the Sword to our P500 customers. Oh, and mounted maps for four different games, as well! So I thought I’d give you guys a brief glimpse at the mix of organization and chaos
Mass Shipping Day at GMT HQ Read Post »
The Inside ViewHi everyone! We got a bunch of feedback and questions in response to the “Anatomy of a Game Design: The Gallic Wars” article that encouraged us to give you guys more insight into how we accept new game designs. Some of the questions came from existing or aspiring designers or friends of guys with a
What Does it Take to Have Your Game Accepted by GMT? (Part I) Read Post »
The Inside ViewThose of you who have been to a GMT Weekend at the Warehouse know that the Billingsley kids have been involved with GMT for most of their lives. Samantha, our oldest, was born six months after I created the first version of Silver Bayonet in 1990. Rachel came along two years later, and Luke in
Happy 18th Birthday, Luke! Read Post »
The Inside ViewOn a day when we added three new games to our P500 list, I wanted to post something here on our blog to advertise the additions. But the more I thought about it, adding a “We just added three new games to the P500 list!” post here, after we’ve already posted information on all three
Falling Sky: Anatomy of a P500 Addition Read Post »
The Inside ViewHello Everyone! Welcome to our new InsideGMT blog! The purpose of this blog is to get you guys more current information on the projects our designers are working on, and to give you more peeks “behind the curtain” at the people and products that make up GMT Games. So, several times a week, you’ll see
Welcome to the InsideGMT blog! Read Post »
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