Play The Propaganda Game Here The Propaganda Game, By Robert W. Allen and Lorne Greene, was played by my college cohort in the early to mid 1970’s. Propaganda techniques aided my transition to a mathematician by providing further honing of clean thinking. That Lorne Greene, by the way, is the very one of the Battlestar…
I was having a good time making a zombies game with Unity, until something horrible happened when I upgraded something. Still, there are some things left, like the following screenshot from a roller coaster that was one of my favorites. The “Big Bender” bit comes from the location set in Big Bend, Texas, as can…
I made this for a Axis and Allies variant game. It’s derived from the NASA blue marble map some of which may be found here. A significant amount of time in PhotoShop resulted in what you see. The zones at the bottom are placeholders for the cities on the map. For example, London, Berlin, Moscow,…
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
When I was making an A&A game using Historical Board Gaming’s pieces, it was a tad difficult to keep track of which piece was which. Hence macro shots were made for the battle boards so as to ascertain the pieces. These photos were shot on the Blue Marble Map.
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