The Companies and Games

Remnant Entertainment
While this company didn’t have a lot of product to show, it did offer up some promising information. Besides the ads for their web based game Conquest, Remnant gave out comic books, and fake news papers to promote what could be the most innovative product of the show.

Using the world of the Massively Multi Online Player Role Playing Game, the Tales of the Unwritten isn’t exactly a Christian game, but does provide a lot of the morals that go with the faith. Thanks to a large staff of unpaid workers, Remnant Entertainment is looking to take over where EverQuest and the like left off.

The amount of information, some important, some subtle (to the point of almost being non useful) was mind-boggling. Be it the realistic weather or the amount of damage the weapons take off, or maybe the attention to detail when it comes to replay. If all goes well, this could be one the most interesting products the industry has seen in years. But it’s far too early to tell for sure, especially since nary a screen shot was packaged on the press disc.

Remnant’s display was also something to behold. Including not only poster size illustrations of characters, but also handing out the most interesting knick-knacks at the event. Not to take anything away from the other presenters, but when it came to presentation, Remnant set a standard. Could this be the start of bigger and better booths in the future?