What remained were two parents, a sixth-grader, a fifth-grader, an incredibly excited 2nd-grader, and my 2nd-grade daughter who just wanted to co-DM and roll the dice for me.īecause this was going to be the first time playing D&D for all the players, I wanted to run something I was familiar with so I could focus on different hooks to get them into the adventure. I told the players (kids and adults) that they were free to go play video games. A couple of parents brought multiple kids, so I wasn’t surprised as things got going that my son and several of his fifth-grade friends just weren’t interested-as was also the case for a parent or two.Īs a DM, it’s important to not take this personally. In fact, one of those not-every-kids is none other than my own son. This might come as a shock, but not every kid wants to roll dice and slay goblins. I’d been thinking for a while about playing with my own kids, so this seemed like a perfect opportunity.Īfter recruiting several other parent-and-kid combos, I set up a gaming night at my house, with a pool of players ranging from 2nd- to 6th-graders and their parents. Our mission is to grab hold of this potential and create games true to our roots that put gamers first and even bridge cultural gaps.A couple of months ago, a friend asked me if I’d teach him and his 6th-grade son how to play D&D. We have some of the most dynamic and hardest working creators on the planet. People all around the globe appreciate the formidable creative potential of Korea when it focuses its energy on pushing boundaries. We want to show the world that Korea can build global gaming franchises that encompass rabid fans from both the East and West. We believe that by creating games with soul, and by respecting our users we can usher in a renaissance of awesome video games direct from Korea. We’re fighting to win back the hearts of gamers around the world. We are disappointed to see them doubling down on more and more exploitative practices, becoming more like casinos instead of bringing joy to gamers. We’ve seen first hand how corporate game companies sell their soul for the easy payday. We are experts who have worked on many of the biggest hits in Korea.
We are a merry band of veteran game developers disillusioned by the exploitative and greedy practices we once helped create.
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