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The Gamealogical Institute is a cute name for a game publisher that currently has two games:
- Tacticum
- Scarabs & Scorpions
The site pretends to be an archaeological discovery news site, which may amuse some people, but which just confuses me. Aside from some pictures on the site, I can’t tell you much about the games except they look pretty abstract.
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Yehuda and Purple Pawn,
Thanks for the post about the site. I am just starting out and am working to create the “theme and story” for these games and the “institute” to be as much fin as the games.
I will keep working on finding the right balance between the “story” and being clear and informative about the game company. Suggestions are always welcome!
Tony