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This is a super easy contest: send an email to win. We've run contests from our podcast before and gotten a few awesome entries from CAGers, but never with such a number of games all for one lucky winner! Check our latest show notes (linked here) for pictures of all the games and schwag, plus...

All the rules you could possibly want to know are here: http://cagames.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=1130 The gist of this contest involves you posting a video showing/talking about/artfully displaying/etc. your most epic game win.

Over at the CryptoCast, we're giving away a very pristine (but not exactly "new") copy of Einhander. All you have to do to enter, is make fun of the podcast crew (from the CryptoCast...if you make fun of Cheapy and Wombat, it won't do you any good). Read all the info you could shake a stick...

Hey everyone! I'm attempting to drum up some more listeners for the Cryptic Allusion podcast (the CryptoCast), and at least a couple of you from the CAG boards have already won some prizes. We're in the home stretch for our latest contest, and could use more listeners, hence my little "ad"...

Greetings, everyone! Cryptic Allusion (my game company) puts together a podcast every two weeks, and this week's episode is our first to give away any prizes. All you have to do to win is download the podcast, listen, then comment on our board to give us some feedback. The download and...

I'm not trying to take anything away from the CAGCast here (I listen every week!), but I'd like to pimp our first, live recording (well, live in the venue sense). It's for all of you old-school gamers in the Northwest. I posted an article to Digg here. ...and you can get the skinny on our own...

Hey CAGs! If you are reading this post prior to having read the "first" part, check here first. Hello again everyone! Many thanks for your Diggs on our previous article. This one is a little more insightful (and probably of more interest to those of you who purchase the "Special Edition" of...

Fellow CAGs, My name is Roddy, and I'm an independant game developer. The group I co-own/run is called Cryptic Allusion, and we're in the middle of developing a game that will be sold on Dreamcast. Yes, that's right: the Sega Dreamcast. It's a dead system, right? Well, it's relatively easy...