Interview Articles

Warhammer Mordheim was a fantastic skirmish game released in 1999. We chat to its creator Tuomas Pirinen about its ongoing community support.

We recently had the opportunity to speak to Sarah Finnigan, an artist who worked on Magic: The Gathering Kaldheim, and we got some delightful answers

We spoke to High Level Studios about its upcoming game Void Arena, an RPG that breaks tradition by doing away with experience levels and skill points.

Horizon Zero Dawn is one o

With House Gryjoy recently announced for A Song of Ice and Fire Tabletop Miniatures Game, we wanted to know more about how the nautical fa

Phoenix Labs have made a steady reputation for themselves in the industry.

One of the inspirations behind our Nautical Tabletop Season is the newly released Kings of War Armada from Mantic Games.

Blood and Plunder was an incredibly successful Kickstarter for Firelock Games (and our review is coming tomorrow).

The 3rd Edition of Dystopian Wars was initially planned for this year after Warcradle acquired the property.

If you've been following our Nautical Tabletop Season, then our next interviewee's name and work has come up a lot throughout the season.

Raging Heroes recently started up a 3D printing Patreon, and their first month was so successful, they've since released them as miniature

The Drowned and the Damned is an upcoming fantasy ship wargame from the creators of Pirates of the Dread Sea.

Abyssoul's range of miniatures caught our eye for their unique character.

Following up on our Sails of Glory review, we caught up with the games'

Following up on our Black Seas review, we caught up with the games' designe

Akira Yamaoka is no stranger to a creepy soundtrack.

Doom Pig miniatures is a brand new endeavor from Jon Webb, a hobby veteran and professional painter who's worked across the wargaming industry.

To start our celebration of all things tabletop and nautical, we decided to speak to a wargaming legend, Andy Jones.

There's a lot of Cyberpunk this year, with the upcoming 2077 video game and the update to the original RPG Cyberpunk Red.

World of Darkness is a setting hardcore tabletop RPG gamers of the 1990s know and love.

Just because we're in the middle of a global pandemic doesn't mean we can't enjoy the pleasures that come with booths and presentations at PAX. Granted, something is lost without physically being on a show floor, but it saves money on travel and hotels.

When you work in the independent scene, you have to expect the unexpected. As Gwen Frey tells me, the way you go about making your game is never the same one year to the next. Gwen Frey, 33, got her start in the mainstream scene 13 years ago. If you've played BioShock Infinite, you've seen her work. But despite this, she tells me that nothing can prepare you for the jump to indie.

Brazil leads the Latin American video game market and is

Have you ever read an email from your manager and wanted to throw your coffee mug out the window?