Cubicle 7 To Stop Publishing Lone Wolf

Cubicle 7 has announced in a short that it will no longer be publishing the Lone Wolf RPG, which they’ve produced for the last 8 years.

Unfortunately, due to some recent unexpected developments, Cubicle 7 will no longer be publishing Lone Wolf roleplaying games with Holmgard Press.

Cubicle 7 would like to thank you for your support over the years since our Lone Wolf Adventure began in 2013. As fans of Lone Wolf since childhood we have really enjoyed working on this line and creating adventures for all the brave and noble warrior-monks.

That’s all they’ve said at this stage.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Considering that Gary Chalk did a lot of stuff for Games Workshop as well as the Lone Wolf art there's a direct Warhammer link.

Fair enough. I am not familiar enough with Warhammer to articulate the difference. (The difference being "Gary Chalk.")

 

[dbm]

A buddy of mine works for the Dever estate as a writer... so this hits home.

I’m presuming you can’t say more, but … can you say more on that?

 

[Yaztromo]

I suspect that we'll have another announcement from another publisher fairly soon.

 

[cmad1977]

Wait…: there’s an APP? For the Lone Wolf books? The books that I wanted ALL of as a kid but simply couldn’t get?

And now I can have them ALL?? Where?!?

 

[Ghal Maraz]

First of all, the Lone Wolf gamebooks are freely (and legally) available online at projectaon.org. And they've been so for the last twenty years or so. Only exceptions are the more recent volumes (n. 29-31 and the yet unpublished n. 32). At the same website, you can also find The World of Lone Wolf, Freeway Warrior and Combat Heroes gamebooks series, all created by Joe Dever, alongside plenty of related material, including automatized character sheets.

Thanks to the material published on projectaon (which has been revised, amended, corrected and uniformed), there have also been some Apps created for Android phones: the most recent, completed and successful one seems to be Lone Wolf Saga.

 

[imagineGod]

I never played Lone Wolf and from the lack of discusdons here, it seems not to be a popular brand.

Ear, we may have had speculations within speculations. Why did Cubicle7 vomit yo producing more Lone Wolf products in April this year, then the same year months later with only a new PDF published, Cubicle7 stops all Lone Wolf publishing.

I bet something sinister is afoot, especially with the radio silence.

 

[Morrus]

I bet something sinister is afoot, especially with the radio silence.

It’s called an NDA. Many licenses don’t let you talk about them. Pretty standard.

 

[imagineGod]

It’s called an NDA. Many licenses don’t let you talk about them. Pretty standard.

I know about Non Disclosure Agreements.

It is the timing that is suspicious. In April this year, Cubicle7 made a public announcement to publish more Lone Wolf and suddenly in less than three months it stops publishing. The severance clause mist surely kick in.

Please keep is posted, this story may have more legs than a millipede.

 

[Morrus]

I know about Non Disclosure Agreements.

It is the timing that is suspicious.

What are you suspicious of? It might be unexpected, but suspicious?

 

[imagineGod]

What are you suspicious of? It might be unexpected, but suspicious?

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