play-by-mail game

The game is one of the longest-running play-by-mail games still operating.

The mechanics of play-by-mail games require that players think and plan carefully before making moves.

During that time, he published a number of play-by-mail games, some of which are now available at www.omido.de.

The commercial market for play-by-mail games grew to involve computer servers set up to host potentially thousands of players at once.

'Play-by-mail games' are games, of any type, played through postal mail or email.

He co-founded and edited Flagship magazine in 1983, covering the field of play-by-mail games.

It is played via play-by-mail game.

In typical play-by-mail games, players control armies or civilizations and mail their chosen actions to the GM.

Starweb is a play-by-mail game of strategy and diplomacy invented in 1976 by Rick Loomis.

Play-by-email internet Diplomacy followed from Play-by-mail games dating to 1970s fan zines.

Galactic Conquest was also the first name of a play-by-mail game by Agents of Gaming.

Reiner Knizia started developing games for his play-by-mail game zine Postspillion, founded in 1985.

The company's original purpose was to run Galactic Conquest, the play-by-mail game which became Star Fleet Warlord.

The Ashes of Empire is a turn-based strategy game, which appeared in several adaptions as a play-by-mail game or online game.

Instead of communicating face-to-face, as in the board games, or by mail, as in the play-by-mail games, communication and order submission is done over the internet.

Editor Scott Haring said "Starweb is the king of [play-by-mail games] - the industry's most popular and longest running.

Play-by-email (PBeM) games are played as other play-by-mail games, using email as the postal medium.

'Diplomacy' was the first commercially published game to be Play-by-mail game (PbM); only chess, which is in the public domain, saw significant postal play earlier.

Hyborian War, hosted by Reality Simulations Inc., is a play-by-mail game set in the Hyborian Age.

Reality Simulations Incorporated (RSI) is a Tempe, Arizona game company that publishes and runs Play-by-mail games.

Galactic Conquest had originally been run as a hobby (first created in late 1989), but proved its worth in the first eight games as a legitimate play-by-mail game.

Adventure Systems created a Play-by-mail game (PBM) version of Illuminati, based on and licensed from the Steve Jackson game, with many modifications.

Flying Buffalo Incorporated (FBI) is a Scottsdale, Arizona game company that publishes role playing games, card games, gaming materials, and runs Play-by-mail games.

After enjoying years as a play-by-mail game, Diplomacy was one of the first games to move to take advantage of e-mail, and continues to be a popular email game as of 2007.