Our series detailing how to run a megagame continues with part 3 containing information on how to sell tickets and marketing your game.

In part 2 of our series on how to run a megagame, Chris Brown covers finding the perfect venue, setting a budget and setting the date to run your game.

In the first part of this series about organising a megagame, Chris Brown covers setting a realistic date to run your game, planning tools and picking the right team to be by your side.

Greg Evans explains how being your local megagame group’s biggest fan can really help.

Ed Silverstone discusses a common trap that megagame designers fall in to when designing their mechanics.

Greg Evans provides some hints and tips for pulling off the ultimate plays at megagames.

Tony Dougherty rebuts a previous article on these pages with why megagames are indeed better than LARPs. Read on to learn more.

Rob chats to Andrew Shiel Dods about his 1950s McCarthyism megagame about small town America that is also full of cultists and conspiracy.

Jonathan Pickles lets everyone know why LARPs are better than megagames. We’re going to need some convincing here…

Rob Grayston speaks to Jonathan Pickles and Paddy Rose about the recent online run of ‘The Real Heroes’.

Rob Grayston chats to Ben Hirsh about his game - Starships and Sixshooters and why going digital in megagaming is a good thing.

Rob Grayston catches up with Ed Sliverstone about his game - By Other Means - and how the big day went

Rob Grayston returns with his ideas about megagame marketing.

Announcing a new UK megagame group - East Midlands Megagames (EMM)!

Chris Brown from Very Large Huge Games discusses what he and the team used to organise First Contact: 2035 - a 200-player megagame about aliens visiting Earth.

Rob Grayston tells his story of the time in the facilitator trenches at First Contact: 2035

Holly Wall outlines four thoughts on her megagame, Fête of the World which is about a typical village fête after the end of the world.

You want to run a megagame huh? In this article, Ed Silverstone lays out the pros of picking a game that already exists to make life easier.

Rob Grayston shares his thoughts on why wizard wheezes - the way players can play in between the rules - are essential to a great megagame experience.

Rob Grayston, designer of the magical university megagame, Collegium, writes his post-match analysis.