This page last updated: Feb 7, 2008
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE LINKS with Flying Buffalo, please send an email to rick at flying buffalo dot com with the subject "game link exchange" and let me know the text you want included (keep it short, please). Note that I do NOT link to gambling or casino websites. Nor do I generally link to sites that are unrelated to playing games.
Note: I have removed from this page all the links to retail game stores, and added them to our "find a game store near you" page. Check here for the address of a store near you which carries FBI games.
Also, there are a lot of links here, and links change fairly often. If you find a link here that is no longer operational, please send me an Email to rick at flying buffalo dot com
1st-in-games.com - Monopoly, Cranium, Payday board games.
ACE OF ACES page. (The Ace of Aces page is temporarily discontinued. I'll let you all know when it is available again.)
AGE another nice pbm company.
Atlas Games Systems Inc makers of On the Edge, Lunch Money, and Ars Magica.
Avalanche Press Ltd Wargame publisher
Blacksburg Tactical Research Center (with an extensive listing of gaming related websites):http://www.btrc.net
Boardgame Clubin the UK.
Campaign Cartographer map-making computer software for role playing games.
Chaosium: http://www.sirius.com/~chaosium/chaosium.html
Cheapass Games a fun game company.
Chessex a place you can get lots of DICE!
Columbia Games: http://www.columbiagames.com
Here is a Dice Roller
Eight Foot Llama makers of Who Stole Ed's Pants and other fine card and board games.
Fandataa data base of fantasy and sf fan information.
Fat Messiah Games can be found here
F.B.I (the other one, the Federal Bureau of Investigation): http://www.fbi.gov
Flagship MagazineThe Independent Magazine for Gamers
Fleet Games, maker of SF boardgames.
Flying Buffalo Enterprises a company that was developing and selling software about airports, but now appears to be doing databases and websites. (Where did they get the idea for such a cool name?)
Flying Moose Technologies a couple
of Canadians who have written an "assistance program" for players of
our STARWEB pbm game.
Forgotten Scripts a book of Runes.
Fred Saberhagen:author of the Berserker stories and the Lost Swords stories.
GAMA The Game Manufacturers Association (includes links to the webpages of all the GAMA members).
Kenzer & Co makers of the Monty Python & The Holy Grail cardgame and publishers of Knights of the Dinner Table.
Lords of Conquestanother play by email company.
Malinche Text Adventure Games - Go retro and play some excellent text adventure games rendered in the Infocom tradition. These games deliver a first-person RPG experience. Malinche
Mayfair Games: http://www.mayfairgames.com/
Midnight Games: another play by mail game company with a complex fantasy game.
NUCLEAR WAR LINKS:
The ROBOSAURUS
page! (You like robots? You like dinosaurs? You want BOTH?)
or how about: CanoSOAR us?
The High Energy Weapon Archive ( A
Guide to Nuclear Weapons )
Optimus Design Systems (Battlelords of the 23rd Century): http://www.ssdc.com
The Oxford University RPG Society page.
Post Office Zip Codes: http://www.usps.gov/ncsc/lookups/lookup_zip)4.html
Pirateer game page plus links to all kinds of neat pirate pages.
Puzzles & IQ tests
PuzzlePicks offers you hundreds of jigsaw puzzles to buy, and jigsaw puzzle games to play for your entire family!
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This isn't a game link, but Rick has been a member of the Scottsdale United Methodist Church for about 50 years.
Sierra Madre Games Co (An Arizona Game Company!) can be found here.
Michael A Stackpole's Homepage.
Steve Jackson Games: http://www.sjgames.com
Stone Tablet Games a company that makes a fun little card game called Dungeon Escape. It's a little bit like Dungeoneer, and a little bit like Sorcerer's Cave.
The War Times Journal an online military history magazine that includes articles on gaming.
Wizards of the Coast:
http//www.wizards.com
(As if you didn't know where they are, already)
Roll the dice for a random link or
add your site to the random link database.
