Hello fellow Gamers…
I'm Kyle, and I thought I would take a moment to give you some background to who I am, and what influenced me in life to finally becoming one of the co-owners of Savage Gamez, LLC.
Well, I will be 60 years old in 2024 Anno Domini, but as a youngster playing games around the table was the thing to do.
From the great game of Clue and the awesome game of Monopoly to the family game of Life – These games were played often with family members and friends. Card games were always a big hit in our household as well. I was taught the game of Cribbage in my early years, and I still play it every Thursday with my 92-year-old mother. Games are a great way to have quality time with family and friends and I am blessed to have many opportunities over the years to enjoy them.






In my adolescent years, my sister bought an Atari for Christmas for my brother and me. We spent many hours playing that Atari. (WOW what a game changer that was to the gaming industry.) With so much time spent playing the Atari we both got "Atari Thumb". Some of you will know what that is…lol. Then in my teenage years the TSR Dungeon and Dragons came on the scene and I was hooked. These role-playing games introduced a new type of game play that was like no other and is still going strong today.
In my 20's and 30's I got married and had three boys. Busy times for sure! We however found plenty of time to play board games. The new video gaming consoles were appearing on the scene about then, plus PC Gaming was becoming a big hit. Even though this new technology was taking a lot of our gaming time, we still found time to pull out the board games once-in-a-while like the great game of RISK and many others.
Over the years, my sons grew older and began to raise their own families. Gaming became less and less. But as fate would have it I lost my job in September of 2020 and was out of work for nine months. During that time my youngest son, the other co-owner of Savage Gamez, asked me:
This was after playing an old vintage strategy game with his cousin on Thanksgiving Day, Feudal. From that question started the creative juices, and the birth of our first game Craft and Conquer: Medieval was born.
This journey has been a labor of love since November 2020, and we are so excited to bring it to the gaming community, so you all might have the opportunity to enjoy it as much as we have in developing it and playing it.