Eos Press

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EOS SAMA LLC, dba Eos Press
Type Private
Industry Role-playing and card games publisher
Founded 2001
Headquarters

Seattle, Washington, USA

Suzhou, Jiangsu, China
Number of locations 2
Key people Hsin Chen, Brad Elliott, Rebecca Borgstrom, Jesse Convers, David Ramirez
Products Weapons of the Gods, Lesser Shades of Evil, Abuse: The Final Insult, Creatures & Cultists, Unhallowed Metropolis, Delta Green
Website http://eos-sama.com

Eos Press was an American game publisher, originally established in 2001 in Seattle, Washington, as Hawthorn Hobgoblynn Press. Eos has expanded and now has operations in Taiwan, Singapore, and Suzhou, China. Eos is named after the ancient Greek goddess of the dawn.

The company was currently formed by Hsin Chen, owner and director, Jesse Covner partner and general manager and David Ramirez game project manager.

Since 2010, Eos had signed famed RPG designer and Nobilis creator Dr Jenna Moran, formerly known as Rebecca Borgstrom on an exclusive contract, to create future games and properties. Eos has published the 3rd edition of Nobilis and a supplement, with more supplements (and other material from Dr. Moran) planned.

Notable products published by the company had been the card games, Abuse: The Final Insult, Creatures and Cultists and The Wormwood Tarot; A Victorian gothic inspired tarot set.

Regarding role-playing games it has published Godlike under the name Hobgoblynn, Unhallowed Metropolis; a game of neovictorian horror, and Weapons of the Gods; a Wuxia game inspired by the comic of the same name.

The company has had several of their products reviewed by Game Geeks[1][2]

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