Atlas Featured on ICV2.com

A story about Atlas Games is on the front page of ICV2.com today, talking about how attitudes towards games have changed in the general populace and the media over time. Worth a look!

Posted by Michelle N.
10/19/2007 10:31:00 AM
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Seismic Makes Games 100 List!

We're absolutely thrilled to announce that Seismic has made the Games 100 list, in the "Best Family Game" category. This is a list of the best and most unique new board games and card games, put out each year by Games Magazine. Congratulations to designer Ted Alspach and artist Steven Sanders!

You can view the list on the Funagain Games website ... Seismic is about half way down the list.

Posted by Michelle N.
10/18/2007 12:38:00 PM
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Mad Scientist University Downloads in Spanish

We have two new Mad Scientist University downloads, thanks to Rodolfo Schmauk:

* Mad Scientist University card list in spanish.
* Mad Scientist University rules in spanish.

Posted by Webmaster
10/11/2007 01:57:00 PM
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New Ars Magica Downloads

We have two new Ars Magica downloads:

• Need a Certamen Record Sheet, now you can get one, thanks to Pitt Murmann.
  
• Having trouble keeping track of all your character's stuff? Try these Item Sheets, courtesy of Michael Grimes.
  

Posted by Webmaster
10/04/2007 10:11:00 AM
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Mysteries Revised on e23

Since we're just about sold out of The Mysteries Revised (I actually have one copy left on the shelf for sale), I wanted to make it available in PDF format. You can download it today from e23. I think the odds are good that we'll reprint this popular title sooner or later, but if you want the dead-tree version, don't waste any time grabbing a copy from your favorite local game store.

Posted by John Nephew
10/02/2007 01:32:00 PM
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