W ich sercach może pojawić się panika…

May 14th, 2012

“In their hearts may occur panic…” This is how the brave defenders are described in a new Polish review of Castle Panic. The review is posted on the Polish site “Poltergeist,” which is dedicated to “all things fantastic.” It’s a fun read, even if Google’s translate function seems to butcher a few lines here and there. If you want to see what gamers on the other side of the world (at least from Fireside HQ) think, you can check out the full review here.

Barnabas Collins Isn’t the Only One Who Wants to Drink Your Blood.

May 9th, 2012

Dark Shadows was a classic cult TV show full of vampires and other monsters, and the modern version is set to hit theaters this week. While Johnny Depp and Tim Burton may have their own take on vampires, so do we. Bloodsuckers, our card-driven game of vampire and hunter combat, just got another great review. Read the rest of this entry »

Free Castle Panic Goodies!

April 26th, 2012

Are you looking for some extra goodies to go with your Castle Panic, or Wizard Tower games? Are you handy with scissors and glue? Do you just like free stuff? Then you’re in luck! Read the rest of this entry »

RickCon 2012 Rolls On

April 24th, 2012

No, not THAT Rick!

RickCon is a small convention in the Los Angeles area that started out as a gathering of friends and has gotten bigger every year. This year was its biggest yet, and Fireside donated a few copies of our games for use as prizes and such.

The day-long game marathon looks like a lot of fun, and we’re glad we could help out. Now we just need to figure out a way to get out there and play some games ourselves.

The Other Day I Met A Bear…

April 20th, 2012

Bears! is making more fans, this time way over in Czechoslovakia! The game review site “Deskovehry.com” has posted a very entertaining English review of Bears! The review starts with a great little “children’s song” that we think should be the official anthem for Bears! (even though we’d never heard of it before): Read the rest of this entry »