Galileo Games Newsletter #11
New releases are released! FlameCon is coming right up! Reprints are printing! Plans for the future are being revealed! Read on for more!
New line, New releases
About a year ago, Tim pitched a design concept to a friend who required a distraction. This pitch became the outline of a game design over the next few hours, and that game design has evolved over the last year into a successful Kickstarter campaign, three 'zine-sized books, and continuing plans for more! We're calling this series "Tarot for Transformation," and it's been really invigorating, both as its own creative project and also in the ways it supports creative thinking in lots of other spaces.
We've started fulfilling the Old Ways Must Go Kickstarter campaign, so if you missed that, you can now start getting the digital versions of these zines on our web store.
Physical versions of these two books and the playmat (shown above) are already in process and will be posted around the end of August after they ship to backers.
FlameCon, August 17-18!
We exhibited at the first FlameCon back in 2015 and we're delighted to be returning for FlameCon's 10th anniversary, in tandem with our lovely pals from Scryptid Games where we'll have all manner of Cryptid delights to share. We'll be demoing Curvy Cryptid Roller Jam, My Dear Lady Disdain and more!
Reprints are coming soon
Once Thousand Arrows went into distribution, we knew it was time to start placing reorders for books that we'd run out of. This means that we've also got the paperback edition of Katanas & Trenchcoats coming, in case you have been holding out for that.
Plans for the Future
Recently, Tim went to the Brooklyn Museum to see an exhibition of Hiroshige Utagawa's 100 Famous Views of Edo. These pieces are really fun woodblock prints that were made as commercial art, essentially like tourist postcard books! They're wonderfully evocative and many of them felt like they told such a clear story that Tim now wants to create a series of Thousand Arrows adventures inspired by some of these prints.
But that's a project for the future. For now, stay visionary, friends!