bryankonietzko:

Ummmm…

My day is complete.

rogerwilkerson:

Economy Family Type

robotcosmonaut:

Fallout Protection

jew-nose:

1950’s nuclear fallout shelter

devilonadinosaur:

In 1997, Last Unicorn gave Zug the chance at recreating Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’ through a new trading card series. He was originally told to base his work off of David Lynch’s film, but after complications with licensing, “they told me to avoid similarity to Lynch’s visuals” says Mark Zug.

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kadrey:

Game Designer Creates Board Game Meant to Be Played Thousands of Years from Now

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American Jason Roher has recently won a game design competition after creating a board game that no one is likely to play anytime in the near future, if ever. Called A Game for Someone, Roher’s game was made from titanium, to stand the test of time, and buried somewhere in the Nevada Desert, where it will probably be discovered by an advanced civilization, or zombies, thousands of years from now…”

http://www.odditycentral.com/news/game-designer-creates-board-game-meant-to-be-played-thousands-of-years-from-now.html

brianmichaelbendis:

Aliens: Apocalypse - The Destroying Angels Mark Schultz, 1998