Tag Archives: Industry
Origins 2018 – The Vendor Hall
Hell no, we’re not done with Origins photos! ~
GrogHeads Newsdesk, 29 June 2018
We’ve posted some vendor hall pics before, but here’s some more, with a particular look at some of the other wargame companies there that we weren’t already working with.
Photos by Corinne Mahaffey
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Origins 2018 – The Coolest Thing You Saw
What did the Grogs think was the coolest thing they saw at the show? Let them tell you ~
The GrogHeads, 27 June 2018
video by Merkusa
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GrogHeads Central Command Location Revealed!
The secret is out ~
The GrogHeads Newsdesk, 8 June 2018
On the eve of our FIFTH time running the GrogHeads Central Command at Origins, we need to make sure everyone knows where to find us, since we’re still not labeled as “GrogHeads” in the site book
We’re pretty sure the big blue block behind us is the CABS Board Room, but we can’t independently confirm that.
So, come find us at the “War Gamers” area. Yeah, we know. We tried to get them to label it right.
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Connections 2018 Announcement
This year’s professional wargaming conference ~
GrogHeads Newsdesk, 15 May 2018
This year’s professional wargaming conference, Connections, is being held at Ft McNair in Washington, DC 17-20 July.
Click to enlarge the flyer below for details.
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GrogHeads Interviews Glenn Drover of Forbidden Games
FoG Glenn Drover is launching a new venture, and stops by to tell us all about it ~
Jim Owczarski, 24 March 2018
Glenn Drover has been in the game business for quite a few years now. 
Despite an abiding love of historic gaming — notably in offerings like Napoleon in Europe and Victory and Glory: Napoleon — his biggest successes have been lighter fare including time spent at digital developer PopCap. Earlier this week, he and fellow PopCap alum announced a new venture — Forbidden Games. It seemed like a logical time to do a little catching up.
So, for the six people reading this who don’t know you, what were the last three games — digital, tabletop or otherwise — you were involved with?
The last three games that I worked on that were published were:
- Victory & Glory: Napoleon, a lighter grand strategy game of the Napoleonic Wars for the PC, published by Matrix (Note: I finally finished the board game version, which will be shipping in April, published by Forbidden)
- Galactic Rebellion, a sequel (of sorts) to Age of Empires III: The Age of Discovery, published by Eagle Games
- WarQuest, a fantasy strategy game (with amazing miniatures) inspired by Divine Right, published by Mr. B Games
