By all accounts the Go Play SF Bay “Night of Fiasco”, held last week at Endgame in Oakland, was a big success! Then again, the store is still standing, so maybe you guys need more practice creating a proper fiasco…
Many thanks to Ryan Macklin, Chris Hanrahan and Chris Bennett for putting the event together!
Bully Pulpit Games is proud to announce that we’ve joined the Bits and Mortar initiative alongside a bunch of other great game publishers. Bits and Mortar aims to extend the tradition of the “PDF Guarantee,” providing game retailers with PDFs and other resources to better support their customers.
“Plenty of customers out there want the best of both worlds. They want the easy portability of an e-book, and the lasting durability of one made out of paper, glue, and ink. They want to be able to support their favorite local game stores, and they want to be able to support their favorite publishers. The Bits and Mortar initiative is all about making sure they don’t have to choose one or the other. We want them to choose both, every time.”
If you’re a retailer and you’d like get access to PDFs for our games, sign up now. If you’re a customer and you like our games, tell your friendly-local game store about this program so that they can sell you a print book and the PDF at the same time!
Darren G. Miller lays it out in some detail at Geekcentricity. I like this review, because it focuses on how Fiasco differs from other popular roleplaying games.
Some Fiasco fans love their session so much they had to make a movie trailer for it. The result? Midnight Son:
Jason was recently interviewed by Tom Gurganus on the blog Go Forth and Game – check it out. Tom asked some really good questions…
