I've often been asked for a definitive list of all of Sackson's games.  I don't have one.  Here's a link to one that someone else has compiled.  I don't think it's very good, actually, as it doesn't tell you whether the game in question was simply described in a book or magazine, or was published as a boxed game.  All it has is the titles and dates, but it's a start.  And, here's a link to another one, that gives a bit more information but isn't as up to date.  Truth be told, I believe that the most complete list of Sackson's games currently available is the one you'll find on this site, at the Alphabetical List.

Another list, as well as a lot of other cool Sacksonia can be found at the Gamers Alliance site at www.gamersalliance.com.

Speaking of links, here's a link to a nifty little puzzle which Sackson published in GAMES Magazine in the October '96 issue called WIRETAP.  Actually, it was a 2-player game in the magazine, but here you play against the computer.

This page is the work of Bob Claster. Email me with comments or questions, and/or sign the guestbook with the link at the bottom the menu window on the left. (However, if you have something to say to me privately, please don't make private entries in the guestbook.  I only check it every blue moon, and I've lost the password to log in to it anyway.  Send me an Email instead.)  I'd like this site to be as accurate as possible, so if you have any corrections to the information found within, please share them with me.

Remember, every time you enter the excellent site run by Funagain Games from this one, and you make a purchase, The Sackson Site benefits.  They do a great job of trying to keep all of the current German editions of his games in stock, as well as hunting down copies of some of the older, out-of-print classics.  Nice people, too.

Thanks for looking.  I'm always tweaking and adding and improving, so keep checking back.

If you're curious about some of the other things I do, and/or if you like comedy, here's a site with a lot of radio programs I created.

Special thanks to Ken Lobb, without whose generosity and benign neglect you'd have to come over to my house to get all this info.

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