The classic Fighting Fantasy gamebook from Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson, The Warlock of Firetop Mountain, is being adapted into a modern co-op board game by Ulisses Games.
Sound Realms to transform classic Fighting Fantasy into immersive audio adventures
Sound Realms has announced an exciting new partnership with Fighting Fantasy, the iconic series created by Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson.
Steve Jackson Games to bring Fighting Fantasy solo gamebooks back
If you’ve ever had to explain that Steve Jackson of the Fighting Fantasy series by Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone is no relation to Steve Jackson of Steve Jackson Games, buckle up!
UK Games Expo Awards 2024 winners
At the announcements, the UK Games Expo organisers whisked through the People’s Choice winners with special guests Steve Jackson of Steve Jackson Games and Luke Gygax of GaryCon.
Terry Pratchett co-wrote the Discworld RPG, and you can get it on the cheap right now
These games hold a special place as they were created in consultation with Sir Terry Pratchett. While not strictly canon, they carry his playful spirit and offer the chance to explore the Discworld through his guidance.
Phil Reed steps aside as CEO of Steve Jackson Games, Meredith Placko steps in
My excitement at joining the team at Steve Jackson Games is something I cannot express in words. Mostly dinosaur-esque screeching noises.
Steve Jackson has designed seeds for the Rose Labyrinth
Steve Jackson Games and Warehouse 23 have the Rose Labyrinth up on Kickstarter. It’s an adventure set of identical 24″ x 24″ gameboards designed for hex-based RPGs such as The Fantasy Trip.
Routinely Itemised: RPGs #149
Routinely Itemised is a weekly RPG news column that gives you a quick round-up of tabletop news from Geek Native and around the web.
Secrets of Salmonis & Shadow of Giants: Steve Jackson and Sir Ian writing Fighting Fantasy again
It’s the 40th anniversary since the release of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain and the choose-your-own-adventure Fighting Fantasy series.
This bold pink crate is Steve Jackson Games’ Ogre Bundle
It takes some chops to put your board game in a bright pink box, with barely any illustration and “Made in China” stamped across the front.
