Live Game Labs

Mike Tice has been involved in live games for more than twenty years, starting as a player in some of Enigma’s earliest experiments in the genre. In 1992, he first worked up the courage to design and run a game with Groovy 60′s Cthulhu, which was more fun than it had any right to be. Since then he has designed or helped design a modest number of handcrafted live games, many with a Lovecraftian bent. In addition to game design, Mike’s name crops up occasionally on the outskirts of LARP fame: a photo credit in the first edition of Cthulhu Live (http://skirmisher NULL.cerizmo NULL.com/categories/28--cthulhu-live-3rd-edition) (a supplement for LARPing in the world of Call of Cthulhu)… an article on game balance in live role-playing published in Metagame (http://metagame NULL.larpaweb NULL.net/)… a richly undeserved LARPY statuette in his office. Mike is one of the original members of the Enigma Live Game Labs, and ran Casino Arcana as an ELGL event at Wyrd Con in June 2010. When not writing about himself in the third person, Mike enjoys travelling through time at a rate of one second per second.