A World Where Anything Is Possible
A world where anything is possible. For some, this is a curse. Undirected, the human mind can wander and loop, […]
A World Where Anything Is Possible
The Demogorgon of Modern Gaming Life
Like so many geeks, I am utterly in love with the Netflix show, Stranger Things. I don’t want to spoil
The Demogorgon of Modern Gaming Life
Monte Cook Games’s Invisible Sun Campaign Explores Innovative New Ways to Crowdfund
The Kickstarter campaign for Monte Cook Games’s next big RPG, Invisible Sun, now in its second week, has smashed through
Monte Cook Games’s Invisible Sun Campaign Explores Innovative New Ways to Crowdfund
Gaming Introverts
It was only a few years ago that I started thinking about introverts and extroverts. It was the book Quiet
Inside the Infamous Black Cube
The Black Cube is the heart of Invisible Sun. It’s not a book; it’s a deluxe box filled with components
Inside the Infamous Black Cube
Torment: Tides of Numenera—The Explorer’s Guide
Explore new lands. Discover new creatures. Unearth new secrets. The Torment: Tides of Numenera computer game is set in a whole
Torment: Tides of Numenera—The Explorer’s Guide
GuildCon (Savannah, GA)
In the Savannah, GA area? The Guild Hall is an incredible gamer space—a friendly local game store and gaming club
The Theme of Invisible Sun
One of the themes of Invisible Sun is escape. (The other would be secrets—we’ll talk more about that soon.) The
Changing the Way We Play
Last Saturday, we gave a seminar at Gen Con where we talked about all our upcoming products—Numenera, Cypher System, and
Announcing the Invisible Sun RPG
Do you dream of escape, but don’t know from what, or to where? Looking for a chance to escape the
Announcing the Invisible Sun RPG
Pre-Gen Con 2016 Roundup
A Few Mentions Before You Convention The MCG staff is at Gen Con 2016 this week in Indianapolis, Indiana. To prepare
Monte Says: Character Control and Narrative Control
Monte Says is a regular feature here on the Monte Cook Games website, in which Monte talks about topics related
Monte Says: Character Control and Narrative Control