Our History
How we got here and the path we took...
- Today, Stephen Gose LLC offers several gaming portals throughout the syndicated PBMCube Gaming Network or you can become one of my gaming Fans. . . . please? We have over 1000+ syndication of our popular games. As of 20210301, we have 279 games in our product pipeline of which were 105 were released in the market as Flash Plugins. We are upgrading those games into HTML5 Canvas games.
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PBMCube's name comes from the phrase "Play By Mail, Play By eMail, and Play By Modem (PBM-cube or PBM³). Initially, PBMCube began as a "play-by-mail" and "play-by-eMail" game developer during the late 1980s to mid-90s. Two popular games developed by PBMCube were "Private Sector™" (the first business simulation of its time; used by Central Texas Community College business management studies) and "Ruins of Able-Wyvern™" -- a fantasy role-playing game for the BBS community during 1992-1997. Ruins of Able-Wyvern™ became a popular pre-Web game; it was deployed by 600+ bulletin boards in 14 months with a following of roughly 200,000+ players. In 1997, PBMCube moved onto Geocities and released "Ruins of Able-Wyvern™" as its first introduction using the Flash plugin 18+ million total games plays since 1994; dozens of other games in the "Adventurers of Renown" series quickly followed.
By 1994, PBMCube had 12 games under development for the BBS community; then the "WWW" hit! "Soldier's Test™" and "Rulers of Renown™" were released for the collapsing BBS community. PBMCube shifted its game development toward the online web community using Flash in 1997 and was re-organized under Treesahran Industries Games (TIG) in 1999. TIG piloted the launch of "Legends of Renowned Deeds™ (LoRD)" -- a Flash fantasy role-playing game that was released previously by MegaComm BBS in 1992. TIG was later acquired by Stephen Gose Games LLC in 2002.
To date, PBMCube is a service mark of Stephen Gose LLC and a publishing arm of this private game development corporation. PBMCube publishes games from multiple independent game developers and prides itself in the release of new and unique game designs for the online community.
