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    The Goblin Game: A Turn-Based Online Strategy Game Review

    Posted on Thursday, August 30 2007 @ 12:17:14 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    When I was a kid, I played Dungeons and Dragons. A lot. Upon reading all the RPG magazines of the day (Dragon Magazine was by far my favorite), I would notice a pattern in the types of ads that were strewn across the back half of the periodical. Of course there were advertisements for off-the-wall role-playing games that no one has ever heard of, discount figurines and paints, but there was one that I couldn't quite figure out... the play by mail game.

    I never subscribed to any of these, but I figured that someone out there was, because there were so many ads for this type of game. This type of game would never work today, but what if everything were handled by email? What if there were a web portal where you could login, check your "game mail", place your turn, and check the next day to see the results of your move? Wizards of the Coast is working on just such a game, called "The Goblin Game".


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