For thirteen years, players of Command have dreamed of real-time multiplayer. And now…. it has arrived.
So let it be written, so let it be done: CMO v1.10 with real-time MP now available
For thirteen years, players of Command have dreamed of real-time multiplayer. And now…. it has arrived.
So let it be written, so let it be done: CMO v1.10 with real-time MP now available
So my time for Fuldapocalypse has basically ended. Am I outright stopping the blog the way I did for the Creative Corner? No. However, and this is important, I no longer feel obligated to update it. So if I make one post every few months or move to a different platform or just leave it (don’t worry, I will keep it up as an archive) I don’t know. But Fuldapocalypse has ceased to be really interesting for me as a creative endeavor.
But I’m not sad or angry or disappointed. Fuldapocalypse started as a way to try and catalog a genre (conventional 1980s WW3) I thought was huge. It turned out to be too small to support a blog and my format too limiting. But then I found that it could become a general review blog. Then a general blog. I wrote and read and expanded all my horizons so massively. I could finally open my eyes and see the elephant in front of me.
So this blog has provided eight (!) great years of content, fun, and education. I remain extremely proud of it.

Happy 250th 4th of July to all my American readers!
It’s almost halfway through May and I haven’t (until now) made a Fuldapocalypse post or even seriously wanted to. So, uh, could this be it?
There can be none other.
Happy New Year from Fuldapocalypse!
Merry Christmas from Fuldapocalypse! Have a winter themed AI picture to celebrate!

My newest book, Viola Air, is now out.
I’m excited, writing it was the smoothest experience I’ve had in a long time. 2025 actually saw me able to write and complete two full-length books in one year, something I hadn’t managed before. So enjoy this pop epic of a plane factory in Ohio!
Happy Halloween from the zombie sorceresses.
It feels a little melancholy regarding this blog. Like I’m just losing more will to post on it. But it doesn’t feel like writers block. It feels like I’ve honestly accomplished what I set out to do here.
In any event, I’ll be busy writing (hopefully) my next book in the coming month, so possibly expect even less activity here.
In the past, I viewed NaNoWriMo as a gimmick. But this year I’m going to try it. Subject? I’m not telling you yet!