This is the Gamercy Jobs conference call from GenCon 2016. I'm Sean Andrews and I'm joined here at the table in the meat flesh from Polygon, Mr. Charlie Hall.

Hello, sir. How are you?

I'm very well. It just came back from a brewery tour. So I'm like super extra well right now.

Also joining us, Mr. Mike Chuck.

Hello everybody.

Also known as Mick Chuck in case you couldn't put those two together.

When I look at him, it's just Mick Chuck.

And also Mr. Alan Cook.

I just want to note, in the meat flesh, that's the name of my Iron Maiden cover band.

Right.

So we are at GenCon.

So we are going to be largely talking about board games.

You know how many emails or anything like that, but it's lots of board game stuff.

But hopefully I just caught you before you hit stop because I know not everybody's into board games.

I do have one video game I'll talk about as well, which was just debuted here at

GenCon in a super pre-alpha. So you know it's super exclusive. No one's seen it or played it yet.

And that is Battle Tech from Hairbrain Studios, which I got a chance to try with our good friend

Bill Sabram. And it was a single-player demo.

If you don't know, Hairbrainder, the company who did the Shadow Run games, very well-regarded.

We love them here.

I certainly really enjoyed them a lot.

So I was really excited when they announced they were going to be doing a turn-based

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