If you have a passion for games, chances are you or someone you know has expressed the desire to create their own game, envisioning the joy and recognition that comes with a successful and cherished creation. The daydreams of crafting the perfect game, pondering its mechanics, and predicting its universal appeal have likely occupied many […]

The first version of Sudden Conflict resembled a D&D dungeon map straight out of 1990 High School library class—crudely drawn maps on graph paper, “close enough” miniatures, character sheets crudely made in MS Word, and a handful of d6 dice. I lived in a country town at the time, so we couldn’t get d20s and

“What is Sudden Conflict? Who are you? Why did you make a game?” – These have been the common questions we’ve faced over the past four years. As Sudden Conflict approaches its release date, it seems like a fitting time to offer insight into our journey, introducing ourselves and detailing the path that led us