We are currently upgrading the official WorldWorks site to a faster and more reliable server. This transition should be seamless with little or no perceivable downtime. Thought we would give you the heads up in case you experience a hiccup or two over the next few days.

The real big news here is that we are in the process of building an official WorldWorks online store. Finally, users will be able to buy directly from WorldWorks! For the first time we will be able to offer customers alternative payment methods, package deals, discounts and periodic specials. This more seamless integration will streamline the buying process and make things much more user friendly in general. We will still be offering our products on RPGNow and other outlets but we are attempting to shift focus to WorldWorks as the primary seller. We will NOT be integrating the controversial DRM system on our store so breathe a sigh of relief We will however have better control and awareness over our digital inventory under the new system and in the end we hope to serve you better!

Don’t worry, we haven’t completely halted our ongoing projects but we are taking a few days to make some much needed enhancements to the site. Talk to you soon and as always the best is yet to come!

That's great to hear Denny, was getting a little worried that you were going to end up closing shop soon, but as always you seek public opinion and listen. Here's to WorldWorks having better times, and will stick with you guys till you pack up shop and close ( or I give up RolePlaying , which will never happen ).

Ah, excellent! The DRM contoversy had me worried as well. (Though with further thought I realized that while I o a fair amount of B&W printing at work (laser printer...), all my my color printing has been done at home. Still the ability to take World Works 'on the road' to print at need makes portability a desireable feature.

The Auld Grump, just as well I put off taking the pirate cove to the festival, it has rained nearly every day this week at least a little, and while Yuhu is a marvelous glue it is a tad sensitive to moisture...

Portland Maine here.

You know given the number of steam era settings, games, and supplements coming out maybe it is not quite as small a niche as I thought. WARMACHINE in particular seems pretty popular 'round here.

The Auld Grump, who used to play Space: 1889...

Another that is catching on is GASLIGHT - so elegant in it's simplicity.

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Pittsburgh, PA

I see the new site. Nice!

(Isn't DNS propogation fun?)

New site is up for me ! And again I say nice!

White Rock, British Columbia .

In Sydney Australia, looked at the site last night and it was the old one - went to it now 1530 and it the sexy new one!!!!
Got the Steampunk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the kind words guys! The site should be faster overall and not plagued by broken images and persistent DOS attacks. WHAT A RELIEF

Now to change the forum and getting some solid continuity happening

Me demonic? NO WAY.............praise be Cthulhu

No offense taken Believe me I spent years designing dual color compliments but after awhile it starts to eat at you. You start seeing everything in monochromatic brain numbing sterile design. WorldWorks needs to be less "designerly" and more "whimsy" (In my view anyway). The dominant color is still rich shades of yellow with a hit of red accents here and there.

The whole point of the "colorful scheme" is to make room conceptually for our upcoming products that enter into new genres. With sci-fi and other genres on the way the site needs to reflect a general fantastic whimsy.

You either dig multi-color color schemes or you loathe them. I understand both perspectives. The scheme really grows on you. Let it sit with you for a few days and you may see a method to the madness

Too be honest I wasn't sure of the new layout, but after a week or so looking at it and really getting to grips with it I love the change! I'm so glad you kept the original logo however (But thats another story).

So how is the storefront getting on? I cannot wait to buy directly from the site. Also will there be the pre-printed packs availible on it aswell as the downloadable PDFs?

Additionally how about trying to secure a decent Shipping Rate to the Uk?

Hanx
Elrond