I played my old AH Anzio game until I could barely read the counters, so Tom Oleson was an industry icon to me long before I ever started thinking about starting GMT Games. When I designed those first three games back in 1990, Rodger suggested I send free copies to a long list of industry […]
Triumph and Tragedy: The Clausewitz Game Read Post »
Playtest ReportsOver the past several years, my regular phone conversations with Mark Herman have usually included me – or sometimes Mark – referring to how great it would be when Mark finally could retire from his day job and get to design all those games he’s been wanting to create, essentially full-time. Well, those phone pipe dreams have
On the Design Table: Mark Herman Read Post »
Designer BlogsAbout a month ago, we released a new Euro-type racing game, THUNDER ALLEY, designed by Jeff and Carla Horger. We’ve been thrilled to see how many players and game groups are LOVING this game, one that I really believe will be recognized, over time, as one of the best games in the GMT line. So
THUNDER ALLEY Gets a Great Review from No High Scores Read Post »
Links to Reviews of GMT GamesHello 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 »
The Inside ViewWelcome to our first Inside GMT Guest blog! Designer Mitchell Land is going to discuss the Next War Series. This is a series that I have some personal ties to, design-wise, and I’m really thankful to Mitch and his team of developers and testers for continuing and expanding the series. Enjoy! – Gene —————————————————————————————- I’m
On the Design Table: Mitchell Land Read Post »
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