The Substack for Rogue Games
Rogue Games, Richard Iorio IIThis newsletter captures the ideas and thoughts currently rattling around in my mind, offering insights into the projects I'm working on and the concepts I'm exploring.
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Failure
So, it should be pretty obvious by now: So, it should be pretty obvious by now: the Colonial Gothic Revolution Edition Kickstarter has gone bust.
Not funded.
Dead.
Expired.
Out of gas.
Possessing inefficient funds.
Experienced a failu...
We're Moving
The subject line says it all. Like the ninja that inspires this company, I am throwing a smoke bomb and I am gone.
Here is the why: Substack.
After last week’s events, the place has turned into something I do not want to support. Before y...
The Dichotomy of Liberty
Part Four of The Mechanics of July 4
Over the past month, we have looked at the Declaration of Independence from many different angles.
Part 1 dealt with the mechanics of its creation. It showed how a group of men came together to produ...
The Ones the Founders and Loyalists Ignored
Part Three of The Mechanics of July 4
Parts One and Two of this series looked at the Declaration of Independence from the two perspectives most people expect. The founders, who despite coming from different colonies, different classes, a...
They Read the Same Document and Reached the Opposite Conclusion
Part Two of The Mechanics of July 4
On July 4, 1776, Congress published a document that changes everything. How? Announcing that the colonies were no longer British. Within days, printed copies were traveling up and down the Atlantic coa...
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I created my first game with Lincoln Logs and Star Wars figures, and my friends loved it. From there, I kept making games. Now, with Rogue Games, I publish Colonial Gothic and more. Writing bios isn’t my thing, but creating games? That’s my passion.
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