OgreCave.com is a blog of news and reviews for the gaming community
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OgreCave is committed to the promotion of games, primarily non-computer, non-console games. Don't get us wrong: Halo, Counterstrike, Tomb Raider, and the rest are loads of fun, and we've done our share of mashing buttons and fragging our friends. But computers have yet to fully capture the social aspect of getting friends together for a game of Magic, and haven't even come close to what a tabletop role-playing game feels like. Traditional board games and RPGs were our first love. As long as the pen and paper games have something the PCs and PlayStations don't, we'll keep promoting them and playing them.
Our most important goal at OgreCave is to write everything we post with intelligence and humor. We promise to keep our readers informed of what the industry is up to, for better or worse. We won't limit ourselves to just board games, just card games, or just role-playing games: a game is a game, so if we can have fun playing it, we'll cover it. If we mention some cool console or cell phone games along the way, great, but we'll go out of our way to uncover the latest in tabletop gaming.
Allan "Sven the Ogre" Sugarbaker - OgreCave's founder Allan Sugarbaker has been gaming for over twenty years. He was the first Unplugged Games Editor for Gamers.com, having supervised and built the framework of its Unplugged section from the ground up. While at Gamers, Allan ran extensive playtests, researched a variety of out-of-print games, and reported on the industry daily until the site ceased its editorial operations at the end of January 2001. Allan started OgreCave to bring the most important and entertaining game news and views into sharper focus for the average gamer. To help him with the task, Allan gathered a team of several other former Gamers.com employees and other freelancers (listed below). Since mid-2001, Allan has also been responsible for most of the daily operations of RPGnet.
