Are you ready for the BOSS? We are in full-throttle play test mode with our new Basic Old Skool System. For our WEGS Old Skool…
And here to celebrate with us is the talented Mr. H.P. Lovecraft who stars as The Night Clerk in Shuffling Horror: Innsmouth 32! (The Innsmouth…
And here to celebrate with us is the talented Mr. H.P. Lovecraft who stars as The Night Clerk in Shuffling Horror: Innsmouth 32! (The Innsmouth…
November 22nd, 2017
Roswell 51, Unexpected Twist
Yikes! Here’s the final three cards in Reel 4 from a Shuffling Horror: Roswell 51 game
I ran at PAX Unplugged last weekend. A trifecta of Pod People familiar faces!
It’s as “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” as it gets – what are the odds?!?
October 27th, 2017
Roswell 51, Shuffling Horror FAQ
Here’s a tip for Shuffling Horror: Roswell 51 game set-up. The Roswell 51 movie deck includes three Power Play cards (the red colored cards in the deck). These cards benefit the players and only two Power Play cards should be used for play. Including all three Power Play cards in the movie gives the survivors a significant advantage!
Before the game begins, the Director can set these up in the three slots on the movie screen (as shown below), and then roll a single die to randomly determine which to exclude. Rolling a 1 or 2 eliminates the first card, 3 or 4 the second, 5 or 6 the third. In this way, the players will know how the deck is stacked. The remaining two cards are then shuffled into the deck and the movie can begin!
September 30th, 2017
Roswell 51, Shuffling Horror FAQ
The Robot is one of the twelve survivors in Shuffling Horror: Roswell 51. Two rules define the Robot’s special powers and make it stand apart from the human survivors (it is the only character card with rules noted on it). Since the game’s release this summer, a few players have contacted us regarding these abilities.
Whenever the Robot enters play, it automatically begins with six spoints (survivor points). This even occurs if the Robot is a player’s starting character (starting characters never begin with spoints; the Robot is the only character who breaks this rule). The same applies if the Robot is drawn as a secondary character, it immediately gains six spoints (whereas all other characters only gain three). In this way, the Robot always begins stronger than the humans it protects and serves. The spoints represent the Robot’s superior strength and intellect.
Like most robots in 1950s sci-fi flicks, the Robot is covered with protective plate armor. Similarly, the Robot is not known for its speed (this is the reason the Robot has no SPEED score). The Robot lumbers forward making all of its flail checks (defense rolls) versus its high MUSCLE score (an 8).
And, yes… The Robot can be spored just like all other survivors in Shuffling Horror: Roswell 51. As the rulebook notes, such a demise is treated as if the aliens have altered its programming to destroy all humans…
See More »September 9th, 2017
Gen Con, Pittsburgh 68, Roswell 51
The GameWick Gang had a blast shuffling the horror at Gen Con 2017! It was a non-stop, sci-fi double feature for us as we introduced players to the thrills of our new outer space invasion game, ROSWELL 51, and the classic chills of our shambling zombies in PITTSBURGH 68. Our special evening events had our team of Shufflers running five tables of horror simultaneously! But don’t take our word for it, visit our Shuffling Horror Gallery and see us in action!
August 24th, 2017
GameWick News, Gen Con, Roswell 51, Shuffling Horrors
August 14th, 2017
Gen Con, Pittsburgh 68, Roswell 51
Don’t miss your chance to play with GameWick Games at Gen Con this week (Aug 17- 20). Boy, have we got a whole bunch of fun planned for our friends and fans! Two flavors of Shuffling Horror await: join us for some cult classic Pittsburgh 68 zombie horror, or check out our new release, Roswell 51, a 1950s sci-fi alien invasion B-movie. Both games are available for purchase at our booth, too (#3018 – click here for map to our booth.)
=> All Shuffling Horror games are two hours (or less). PG-13 Rating. Simple rules, all explained!
=> All events held at HALL C, Orange tables, #1 – #3 (just look for our banners). A very short walk to the Exhibit Hall.
=> Here’s a quick list to our events via the Gen Con High Programmer, this shows available tickets/seats.
***Important Note*** All of our events are multi-table; while an event may be open to 12 or 18 players, this is NOT a 12 or 18 player game. There will be six players per table. Don’t let the large player count scare you!!!
THURSDAY – August 17
10:00 am Roswell 51 (BGM17110569)
12:00 pm Pittsburgh 68 (BGM17110575)
2:00 pm Roswell 51 (BGM17110570)
Both Roswell 51 & Pittsburgh 68 are offered at the Sci Fi Double Feature (player’s choice).
4:00 pm Sci-Fi Double Feature (BGM17110564)
8:00 pm Sci-Fi Double Feature (BGM17110565)
10:00 pm Sci-Fi Double Feature (BGM17110566)
FRIDAY – August 18
10:00 am Roswell 51 (BGM17110571)
12:00 pm Pittsburgh 68 (BGM17110576)
2:00 pm Roswell 51 (BGM17110572)
Both Roswell 51 & Pittsburgh 68 are offered at the Sci Fi Double Feature (player’s choice).
4:00 pm Sci-Fi Double Feature (BGM17110567)
8:00 pm Sci-Fi Double Feature (BGM17110568)
Saturday – August 19
10:00 am Roswell 51 (BGM17110573) SOLD OUT!
12:00 pm Pittsburgh 68 (BGM17110577) SOLD OUT!
Sunday – August 20
12:00 pm Sci-Fi Double Feature (BGM17110574) Last chance to shuffle the horror with us!
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