Pennine Megagames Events
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If you are looking for a wide range of accessible, high-quality megagames, you’re in the right place!
Here at Pennine Megagames we run a full calendar of games, covering many different genres and both political-conflict and operational-military games, from both experienced designers and new ones. We also promote the hobby as a whole and have a strong community around our games. If you’d like to find out more, click here. |
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2019 Games Calendar
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Trope High
18 May | Leeds | Becky Ladley Your typical American High School... except it's really really not! Cubesspiel: 1914-1918
22 June | Manchester | Tom Halliday One of the most interesting wars in human history Social Sundays - All Welcome
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Hold The Line '39
14 September | Sheffield | Paul Howarth Marking the 80th anniversary of the invasion of Poland Flying, Trading, Misbehavin'
12 October | Manchester | Samantha Morgan Keep Flying in a Firefly-inspired game Who Will Watch Them?
16 November | Manchester | Jonathan Pickles Part-conference, part-crimefighting at this superhero game Related Events2nd Sunday of every month: Big F Games
Ken Hay organises scaled up versions of board games in York and Leeds. These can be an ideal oppportunity to try them or even playtest a design you're working on. For more information visit the group. 27-28 July, Birmingham - Megacon UK Two days of megagames and discussion, the first such event in the UK |
Host or Run Our GamesWe've been asked a number of times about the possibility of hosting or buying Pennine Megagames. by individuals and groups. This can often be arranged and is usually done after discussions with the game designer, who may travel to put the game on, or make the resources available electronically, for a fee.
The simplest thing to do is to have a look at our game archive and decide which game would suit you best then drop us a line. We can then put you in touch with the designer to discuss further. |
Thinking About Acting as Control?We don't charge our control team for their help in putting games on, but the game runner is responsible for allocating these limited roles and cannot guarantee one for everyone interested. We do ask that control members attend at least one playtest or briefing for the game if at all possible, to help ensure the game runs smoothly.
If you'd like to help out as Control just speak to us at a game or get in touch. |