PAX Unplugged registration opens today

$25 for a one-day badge, $60 for a three-day badge

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The PAX empire is growing. The sixth show in the PAX canon, PAX Unplugged is debuting this year in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Unplugged is all about board, card, and other tabletop games. Sure, the original gangster PAX shows have always had areas set out for tabletop stuff, but this one will be all cardboard all the time. Get your video games out of here. (I will still be carrying my 3DS around.)

Registration opens today at noon Pacific, or a half hour from when this post goes live. Or consult time.gov if you need to convert. Or don’t! Look, if you’re reading this, it’s probably open. You can go to the PAX Unplugged site to check and grab badges. Single-day passes are $25, and the full three-day pass is $60. Sunday badges for kids 12 and under are only $10.

Given how late in the year this is, there isn’t anything I’m especially pumped about seeing just yet. Charterstone and Pandemic Legacy Season 2 will already be out by then. But as it gets closer to the date we’ll have a better idea of what’s on display.


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