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Luke Stratton chats about his new game that pits sea-born zombies of the Caribbean against pirates high on their bone dust.

The expansion will see Dark Horse produce limited edition premium statues, collectible figures and fine art prints based on The Five Rings, Arkham Horror and Twilight Imperium. Asmodee Entertainment has announced the expansion of its partnership with Dark Horse Comics, which will now create quality

After more than nine years of planning, including a three-year feasibility period demonstrating significant demand from convention clients, the city of Indianapolis is about to get a larger convention center and a new 800-room headquarter hotel. 

This year's Gen Con tabletop gaming convention was the biggest one yet. Here are the best games we played or saw at the convention.

Fans were worried that Gen Con would run out of Disney Lorcana trading cards at the weekend, as a whole pallet full of cards were stolen.

The Sky Team board game arrived at this year’s Gen Con going full throttle. Polygon had a chance to sit in the cockpit of the latest release from the talented…

Cosmoctopus, the latest board game from Parks designer Henry Audubon, grapples with cosmic horror without invoking H.P. Lovecraft. A preview from Gen Con.

So... Gen Con happened. To like, all of us. The annual gaming con held in Indianapolis brought “record breaking” numbers of fans through the convention center. Also, a few awards. Yours truly lost the Diana Jones Award for Excellence in Gaming to a truly excellent and deserving game, Coyote & Crow. Additionally Free League came away as a massive winner at this years’ ENnie awards with Vaesen snagging four medals across the night. Taking a minute to brag, but I got one m...

Thieves have stolen up to $300,000 worth of gaming cards at Gen Con 2023 -- the largest gaming convention in North America.Just before the start of the 2023 Gen Con gaming conference at the Indiana Convention Centre and Lucas Oil Stadium in ...

Gen Con Indy 2023, celebrating the 20th year of holding the convention in Indianapolis, was expected to draw nearly 70,000 attendees, and featured a sold-out exhibit hall with over 19,000