protect and nurture their descendants. Partly designed by science fiction author David Brin. Miniatures Ogre & G.E.V have also been published as in miniatures wargaming format. Cardboard Heroes, paper miniatures. Computer games Autoduel, an action arcade game with role-playing elements. Published by Origin Systems, Inc. Ogre A computer version of the Ogre board game. Published by Origin Systems, Inc. Ultracorps An online space strategy game originally developed by VR-1. Dice games Cthulhu Dice, a custom dice game where the faces are Cthulhu symbols, including the Eye of Horus, the Yellow Sign, the Elder Sign, Cthulhu, and Tentacle. You roll the dice to compete with others to be the last sane person left. Zombie Dice, a custom dice game where the faces are Brains, Shotgun Blasts and Feet. The goal is to push your luck stacking up zombie kills before your buddies. Proteus, a custom dice game where the faces of the dice represent chess pieces. The goal is to change your pawns into higher pieces and take over all your buddies' pieces. Magazines Publication history Gaming magazines produced by Steve Jackson Games have included: The Space Gamer (1980-1985) – Steve Jackson took over the magazine from Metagaming Concepts with issue #27, and transferred the magazine to SJGames in 1982; the final SJGames issue was #76 in 1985, and the rights were sold to Diverse Talents Inc. Fire & Movement (1982-1985) - a wargaming magazine purchased from Baron Publishing - sold to Diverse Talents in 1985 Autoduel Quarterly (1983-1992) - home for Car Wars material moved from The Space Gamer Fantasy Gamer (1983-1984) - short-lived magazine split from Space Gamer Roleplayer (1986-1993) - replaced The Space Gamer as the company's periodical for their fan base until SJGames started the new generalist magazine Pyramid Pyramid (1993-1998) - published for 30 issues as a print magazine Pyramid, volume 2 (1998-2008) – published as an online, weekly, subscription-based magazine Journal of the Travellers Aid Society (starting 2000) - SJGames resurrected Game Designers' Workshop's old magazine as an online magazine d20 Weekly (2002-2003) – an online magazine devoted to the d20 market Pyramid, volume 3 (starting 2008) - a PDF-only version of the magazine Mentions in third-party media In Uplink, a 2001 computer hacking simulation game by British software company Introversion Software, there is a company named Steve Jackson Games. While this company may occasionally offer hacking contracts to the player, its main feature is