“I’m really hyped about the G&S channel, and especially Tabletop,” said Steve Jackson, “The Internet is the right way to deliver this, and it’s fun food for geek brains. Braaaaaiiiinnnns.”
Since it’s debut in 2010 Zombie Dice has sold over 65,000 copies and is now in its third printing. The game is even available as a free downloadable app for iOS.
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Huh? What are they going to do after they spend 10 minutes covering this mega-light dice game? Good show, but terrible choice for a game to cover.
I have to say I was scratching my head about the selection as well. I like the show so far but I’m hoping Wil stays away from doing too many episodes focusing on obvious filler games. I know Zombie Dice has been a nice money maker for SJG – and we’re all for whatever helps keep a company’s doors open – but let’s be honest: ZD isn’t the sort of game that’s a showcase for the hobby by any stretch.
Luckily, on a future episode (number four maybe?) Wil and his guests play Fiasco from Bully Pulpit Games. I haven’t had a chance to check the game out but I’ve heard great things about it so it should make for a fun show.