ian – Page 2 – The Behemoth Blog

Last week marked our sixth year exhibiting at RTX in Austin, TX. It’s been an ongoing love affair with a city that never disappoints and show unlike any other. We’ve watched fans grow over the years, as in literally grow tall, some with full beards, and others with full on grown up jobs now. How time flies.

This year was a tad different in that we had a very new and different booth theme.

Masterminded by Lee & Mariel, the Behemoth Backyard BBQ was a fun concept that in execution was easily a direct hit on the pleasure center of everyone’s brain.

It garnered a ton of sweet and positive feedback from both attendees and exhibitors. Chonku capsules served up in grills and ice coolers, grass under your feet, and wood fencing that was just as much comforting as it was out of place. (Unless you were at a Home & Garden Tradeshow I suppose?)

Thank you to everyone who came by, chatted, played along with our theme, played our games, and felt some grass between their toes. We had a lovely time and hope you did too!

And now, the time honored tradition of a recap video: Here

Check out the full album at: Still Here

And let’s not forget the show team photo… from… errrr… Austin, Massachusetts…

Thanks for making it a special one. <3

– The Behemoth

With the release of Pit People this past March, we were given an opportunity to share our game with the world, and to allow the world to share with us. Not only does this come in the form of social engagement, support, or fandom per-se, but also with consumer facing gaming conventions. We travel, we meet, we talk, we play, we eat, and then talk some more. It’s a beautiful reminder that what we do is just as much a people thing as it is a game thing. A community, after all, is made up of people that make and play games.

Last month we found ourselves exhibiting at PLAY Paris, a new show powered by PAX (yes, we aren’t sure what that means either). In and around the show we did some press interviews, took in some sights, and ate food at a rate comparable to what feels like in an All You Can Quaff tournament. Before all this though, we did as we always do: we checked out the show site. To our delight, it was located in a beautiful space in the middle of Park la Villette, a large park north of Paris center crisscrossed by large canals with Parisians floating by on little motorboats eating wine and cheese. We are not making this up! The picturesque scene was not only a gorgeous setting, but served as a nice metaphor for what was to come: a shared intimate space for community and discovery.

RTX 2018 Recap

PLAY Paris Recap