| Broodmoor Official site for Playas & Haters. Features rules, card list, and soundtrack. |
| CCGRealms Offers a selection of discussion forums. |
| Chaos_General Rules and explanation for a game where the deck is only 9 cards. |
| Dragonlance_Collector_Card_Game Details rules of the card game, as well as information and download of the computer version. |
| Echelon Turn-based WWII themed game. Contains information on the game, photos, and online sale. |
| Galactic_Warfare A science fiction RPG. Includes game rules and information. |
| 7_Hammer_Productions Official site for the Angelfire trading card game. Features character information, rules, and store. |
| Hecuba_Games Offers news service and product reviews for CCGs. |
| Identity_Crisis Game about of the meaning of life, full of self-deprecating humor. It's Swingers vs. Wall Street, where players compete to become the richest or hippest, but can't manage both. |
| Improbable_Mission Providing checklists, images and general information to collectors of Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards. Covers both the English and the Japanese versions of both card games. |
| Killamon Information on the card game and the comic. |
| Mage_Warfare____Where_Realities_Collide Features card information and deck tips. |
| The_Place_for_Games Organizes tournaments and events for play of games such as Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic: The Gathering. |
| Rumble_Robots_UK Includes a forum, the best places to buy the game, and latest news. |
| Spacemon Official site for the Spacemon collectible card game. Offers news, game rules, and information on the races. |
| Spythrillogy Role-playing card game of international espionage and intrigue. |
| The_Team_Rocket_Gym Hints and tips for deck building as well as alternate rules for a variety of games. |
| Timestream_Traveller Fan page of Timestream: The Remnant features PDF format rules. |
| Ultramancool\'s_Domain Images of Geneforge cards. |
| VEX Offers game and ordering information. |
| WAM Baltimore convention. Includes 2002 World Strategy Gamer Rankings as well as miscellaneous downloads. |
| Warriors Offers game rules and card lists. |
| Corx Game of skill using cork pieces. Describes the rules of the game and offers playing pieces and accessories. |
| Donut_Disaster Rules for the Parker Brothers game of placing foam rings onto a plastic machine before it explodes. |
| Flame_Sticks Photos, tricks, information on the game, and juggling. |
| Speed_Stacks Dedicated to spreading the game of cup stacking around the world. Includes rules, news and events. |
| Blacksburg_Tactical_Research_Center Produces a number of role-playing games, board games and supplements. |
| Briarpatch Developer of board, card, and puzzle games for children. |
| Cactus_Marketing International licensing agents for toy and game inventors. |
| Cardinal_Industries Developer of board, card, and travel games. |
| Conceptual_Math_Media,_Inc_ Designs and produces math educational products. Site offers game and company information. |
| Divinity_Games Produces Catholic family and bible trivia games. |
| DVS_Games Developer of card and board games. |
| Ferdinand_Piatnik_and_Sons_of_Vienna Produces toys, games, puzzles, memo games, children cards, activity, and playing cards. One of the oldest game producers in Europe. [English, Deutsch] |
| Freak_Factory_Game_Studios Creates RPGS, CCGs, and board games such as Red Tape, Game: The Gaming, and Porn Star. |
| FRV_Group Board and card game manufacturing company provides production, printing, sourcing, assembly, fulfillment and marketing services. |
| Game_Publishers_Association Professional association of small press publishers, focusing on adventure hobby games and related products. |
| Games_to_Remember Developers of ZooMania and Funky Monkey. |
| Gic-Software Developes games for smart phones, and held computers, PDA's, laptop and desktop computers. |
| Goliath_Games Distributes card and board games to a mainly UK market. |
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by Jonathan A. Leistiko The Story It’s 2138 AD. You attend an exclusive academy for individuals with psychic talents. For the past two months you’ve been under consideration for admission to an elite program. Now it’s just down to you and a handful of others: The best of the best. If you pass this final test, you’ll be sent on an important mission to an outpost outside the solar system! In this test, you will choose a sequence of four concepts, or “keys”. This specific sequence of keys is your “cypher”. You and your fellow applicants will be locked in an isolation chamber. Your mission is to use your telepathic abilities to probe the minds of your rivals to uncover the keys to their cyphers while protecting your own cypher from discovery. Success means a promotion and adventure. Failure means another 21 sessions of Dr. Quinto’s “Meditation Under Extreme Duress” class. Do you have what it takes? Object End the game with the most status by guessing the keys to the other players ciphers while keeping your cipher’s keys as much of a mystery as possible. You Need a Psi Squad play sheet (or a piece of paper with all of the important info on it), scratch paper and a pencil for taking notes during the game. Psi Squad PDF Setting Up Pick a four-digit number. In the real test, the cipher keys are much more complex concepts, but for this game each digit in the number represents a key in your four-key cipher. Jot down your cipher’s keys on your play sheet and fold it over so no one else can see it. Start your status at 12. Set the starting Value of your cipher to zero. Leave all other spaces blank. Pick someone to go first. Play On your turn, pick a player and announce what you think the four keys in their cipher are. Your target will tell you the results of your guess (described below), and how many points you scored. Add that to your status. Remember that adding a negative number to your status reduces your status. Play passes to the left. When someone makes a guess on your cipher: Write their guess on the next empty Guess line on your sheet. Compare their guess to your cipher. How many keys in their guess are in your cipher? This is their “number correct;” enter this number in the Number Correct space on the same line as their guess. How many keys in their guess are identical to keys in your cipher (same number, same position)? This is their “number spotted;” enter this number in the Number Spotted space. Tell them their number correct and their number spotted. Add one point to your Value for each key they got correct and two points for each key they spotted. Enter the new Value of your secret number in the Value space. Subtract the last Value of your cipher from the new Value. Tell your guesser the difference; they get to add this to their status. Winning The game ends when only one player’s cipher has not been guessed. That player gets to subtract the current Value of their cipher from 12 and add the result to their status. The player with the highest status at the end of the game wins. Variants You can play this game with two players, but it’s not nearly as interesting. It becomes more of a race game. For a shorter game, you can play with three-digit ciphers, but change every reference to “twelve” in these rules to “nine.” For a longer game, you can play with five-digit ciphers, but increase every reference to “twelve” to “fifteen.” Origin and Credits When I was about 6 or 7 years old, my parents took me to the Franklin Institute. While we were there, we played with a very early electronic game. The game would think of a four-digit number from 0000 to 9999 and you’d have to guess it. For each guess, the game would tell you how many digits were correct and how many digits were in the right position. After we left the museum, we continued to play the game in the car. The game is a lot like Mastermind, but with numbers instead of colors. This version of the game takes it to the next logical level, I believe.
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