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<p>Today, Steel Media says goodbye to Pocket Gamer's well-loved former Community Manager, Ray Wilmott. Don't worry though, as he's not going quite so far as you think!</p><p>He's staying in games, and will move on to an app development startup in Cardiff as their Community Manager, lending his skills earned at Pocket Gamer to help them grow. Best of luck to him!</p><p>Ray joined Pocket Gamer on November 30th, 2015, and his first day actually coincided with our official Christmas party. Ray then helped us to grow our community in the App Army and took over the social media reigns.</p><p>Eventually, Ray moved over to join our B2B marketing team, and helped promote our range of events and services during his time there.</p><p>Ray will be missed by us all, but let's not get caught up in the sadness, let's just wish Ray the very best for the future, and offer him these kind words from our colleagues.</p><p>Glen FoxI only worked with Ray for a brief period, but he was always a pleasure to have around. He'd take up any task with a positive attitude, and he was well loved by our community in the App Army.</p><p>It's not really a goodbye from me, as Ray will still contribute handheld reviews for Pocket Gamer. But I do wish him the best of luck with his new full time role, and would like to thank him profusely for all of his hard work.</p><p>Dave BradleyBest wishes for your next adventure Ray. You've been such a nice guy to work with - it's always fab to cross paths with a fellow fantasy and Pratchett fan.</p><p>Thank you for responding so enthusiastically and professionally to all the challenges 2016 has thrown up. Farewell and good luck.</p><p>Sally KevanGood bye and good luck Ray - I'll miss you!</p>James Gilmour<p>I soon as I realised Ray had a mouth and working vocal chords, I dragged him behind a microphone and made him talk into it for the entertainment of the Pocket Gamer podcast listeners.</p><p>Unfortunately, it turns out he had a fully functioning brain too, so he was soon poached by the community management team, where he built himself a loyal following which he commanded with an iron fist. Today they lose a leader, but the world gains a lovely set of pipes.</p>Joao Diniz Sanches<p>Few colleagues have responded as rapidly (or, indeed, as positively) as Ray did to every mission I threw his way via Skype. His friendly nature and professional attitude throughout his Steel Media journey ensured I could rely on him to not drop whichever ball I hurriedly lobbed over while we collectively juggled with numerous elements of the day-to-day.</p><p>As this has suddenly gone a bit circus-y - and before I walk my clown shoes into a literary corner from which I lack the talent to get out of - I'll exit the stage with a simple but genuine 'all the best, Ray'.</p>Jez Bridgeman<p>It’s sad to see Ray leaving us, but unfortunately it's a thing that happens.</p><p>Personally, it's been a pleasure working with Ray - he's always been cheery! - and reckon we'll find it hard to replace that so easily.</p><p>He's also the only person I know called Ray Charles - other than the other guy.</p><p>His best excerpts - looking at our many Skype chats…</p><p>"Cool""That's in progress""I'll do that""Yes""Much appreciated““Yachi da boyo"</p><p>All classics. One lie.</p>Chris James<p>It's been a pleasure working Ray over the last year. His upbeat attitude and ability to turn himself to any task will definitely be missed.</p>He's contributed on so many different levels and became a familiar voice in our regular meetings. Good luck to him - all the team will miss him and his enthusiasm....

<p>Dicast has announced an all-new game that combines both brain and brawn in a unique way. Dicast: Rules of Chaos will be heading to your mobile devices soon.&nbsp;</p><p>This one has a distinctive approach in that it's essentially three genres in one. It's a strategy game, a board game, and a card game rolled into a single package.&nbsp;</p><p>The goal is simple: roll the dice and see how many steps you take. Make enough moves and you'll be fighting tooth and nail with opponents.</p><p>There are several heroes with their own abilities. Use them to your advantage on the board as you charge to victory.&nbsp;</p><p>Some heroes such as Scarlet have the ability to scorch the battlefield with fire magic. Other heroes such as Ivy rely on accuracy and precision to dominate their foes.&nbsp;</p><p>Just remember, as cool as these attacks are, this is still a strategy game at heart. So be sure you're putting the right heroes out there before mindlessly firing away.&nbsp;</p><p>One thing that's different about Rules of Chaos versus other strategy games is that you'll be able to have more control in certain spots. Strategy is still the most critical aspect, but having some sense of control over your characters gives you flexibility.&nbsp;</p><p>You'll also be able to make your characters stronger with handy buffs. There are cards that you can add to your deck to do so.&nbsp;</p><p>Building your deck is also important in the game as you accumulate heroes and buff them up. Do this and you'll be winning matches in no time.</p><p>You just need to play smart. Understanding your character's strengths and weaknesses can save you from trouble. Now go get em', card dueler (well, in a month's time).</p><p>Dicast: Rules of Chaos will be available for iOS and Android in April.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>Enjoy the strategy of digital board games? Then check out the list of the top 25 digital board games for iPhone and iPad....

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