Matrix Games allow players to game murder mysteries, spy intrigues, horror encounters, fantasy quests, sci fi action, hardboiled detectives, military campaigns, political dramas, world creation, and much more. Each turn you say what you want to have happen next. A referee tells you what to roll and bingo! You have a story. We do PBEMs as well as discuss new rules and products. Engle Matrix Games were invented by Chris Engle in 1988 and are presently used by the British and Australian Armies for military planning. Chris uses them in psychotherapy and for education. Teachers have used them to teach creative writing and history. So not only are these games fun to play but they are even serious! Link to Hamster Press http://HamsterPress.net
I've thought for sometime that the "Kids'n'Parents" demographic is where Matrix Games wouold truly catch on. I'm very happy to see that experience bears this
I've greatly improved the boxes. The covers now wrap around all the sides and the map boards also wrap around. I've switched from polyurethane to shellac as
Exciting! I can't wait to see what you've got at Gen Con this year. My copy of Duffer's Drift is, alas, still unplayed. L My local group aren't as excited
I worked long and hard this weekend and am begining to finish up my Gen Con games. All the old games are nearly done. Pretty shiny boxes with colorful shiny
For different games it could be done differently. What I do know is I like games where the tiles then form the "dungeon" the players move around in so that