Welcome to the loop folks! Though April wasn’t as action packed as March, we still had another phenomenal month here at Moebius Adventures. So again – thank you, thank you, thank you. Second best month… Read More »Infinity Loop: April 2014 Report
During the creation of the Big Book of Little Spaces: Haunts (available soon!), I added a couple of ideas as appendices for NPC creation that turned out not to fit very well in the scope of that… Read More »New Products! Insta-NPCs! (*Just Add Dice)
Wow. Just wow. That sums up March pretty well for Moebius Adventures. Best. Month. Ever. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Amazing web traffic. A ton of product sales. And we’re chugging into April with… Read More »Infinity Loop: March 2014 Report
Hard to believe February has come and gone already. Crazy how fast the year is zipping by! That just means it’s time for the second monthly report of 2014 for Moebius Adventures. All things being… Read More »Infinity Loop: February 2014 Report
This week I had a chance to sit down in a Google+ Hangout and chat with Bill Moran, who has spent the last few years figuring out how to make web sites sing for their… Read More »Infinite Loop: Ten Ways to Show Some Website Love
Wow. 2014. And we’re already a month in… where does time go?! But it’s time for the first monthly report of the year for Moebius Adventures. In one way, this was a fantastic month and… Read More »Infinity Loop: January 2014 Report
Happy 2014! Last week I looked back at 2013 and some of the great milestones we hit with Moebius Adventures. Quite honestly for the first year back publishing, I couldn’t be happier. This week I… Read More »Infinity Loop: Some News
Amazing to consider that 2014 is right around the corner. And exactly a year ago, I restarted my efforts Moebius Adventures and began writing the One Spot series. Now I have ten products for sale… Read More »Infinity Loop: The Next Twelve Months (2014)
Hi there… Ever since college when I actually started having the extra money to do so, I’ve been drawn to game stores and hunting for unique supplements. Adventures, gazettes, simple collections of maps – each… Read More »RPG Review: Sunken Empires by Brandon Hodge
Hi all… Yes, it seems that nearly every time I post anything these days, it’s asking a question. But before I ask, let me provide some context… We have a very small group (currently 2… Read More »How do you make module-driven games seem less railroaded?
