Gearloc Council archivist note: The following is a transcription of a suspicious product advertisement that was shown in various population centers around Daelore. Recovered in
Welcome to Looting The Trove, a look at the behind-the-scenes development of the games in the CTG library. This month, with Too Many Bones: Splice
Name (and CTG nickname): Jillian Green, “Wyvankaye” What do you do at CTG? I’m the head of the software development department, which consists of me.
Bonjour, burncyclists! By now, you’re no doubt aware of our new game burncycle, which is coming to Kickstarter on Nov. 10. We’re very excited about
Welcome to Meet CTG, a feature where you can learn more about one of the team members who help bring our games to you. Name
Howdy, Horizon-heads! (that’s what we’re calling people who like the Horizon’s Wrath) It’s mid-July, which, in a normal year, would put us smack in the
Greetings, gladiators! As you may have seen, a couple of days ago, Chip Theory Games announced a new standalone solo game, Hoplomachus: Victorum, as well
Welcome to Looting The Trove, a look at the behind-the-scenes development of the games in the CTG library. This month, with the Splice & Dice
A lot of people have discovered our games in the last few years. And, while that’s a great thing, the increased demand has also led
One of the things we’ve been fascinated to watch since the debut of Too Many Bones in 2017 is the evolving discussion of the game’s