The Substack for Rogue Games
Rogue GamesThis 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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My interview with Geekerati
Last week, Christian Lindke from Geekerati and I sat down for an interview covering all things Rogue Games and Colonial Gothic. I had a good time, and I feel sorry for the editing Christian had to do because I tend to jump around a lot.
Christmas in Revolutionary America
When most of us picture “colonial Christmas,” we project the 19th century backwards: a glowing tree, a pile of presents, a jolly man in red, the whole Norman Rockwell package with tricorn hats Photoshopped in. That version doesn’t exist in ...
Health and Gamehole Con 2025
So, here’s something I was hoping I wouldn’t have to write. I’ve had to cancel my events at Gamehole Con this weekend. I thought that when I submitted them, I would be healthy enough to go.
Coming December 2025: A Heart in a Jar
I've been working on something that combines classic ghost story elements with the historical horror Colonial Gothic is known for. And naturally, because I can't just write a simple haunting, it involves ritual murder, a cursed athame, and ...
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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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