About
Steve Bacon is a Graphic Illustrator who lives in Auburn, Washington. He’s married to his lovely wife Evette for over twenty-seven years, and they have three beautiful sons together: Jacob, Jordan, and Trevor. He also has two older brothers Randy & Jeff, and an older sister named Diana. They are all close and spend as much time together as possible with many game nights.
Steve was introduced to board games by his late father Arthur Bacon "RIP" as a young child. His dad took all his penny's back then, but the strategy games like Risk, Monopoly, and Clue really peaked Steve's interest. Even his late mother Yvonne Marie "RIP" played Scrabble with him all the time growing up. Steve went on to play Axis & Allies with all his friends as a teenager, and of course migrated to video games playing Atari, Sega, and Nintendo. Later on, Steve would shift to PC games such as Age of Empires. But his passion in board games never slowed down during all those years as Steve and Randy created games together as a hobby. Jeff and Diana would also get involved, and Jeff was the butt of a joke game called Jeff's Journey. It was a creative hobby the brothers shared together with many card, gambling, and board games getting invented over the years. Dad played them all. The Pirate game was originally formed using superhero cards with a pot of money being the main goal. The pot eventually turned into a treasure chest that Randy hand carved. This is when Steve changed the game into a full-blown Pirate board game. Steve has since taken the old concepts and transformed it into what is now known as the "Pirate Kingdom Q&A card game". The legacy lives on with Steve's three sons as they often play games together. They each take part in his game ideas to give their input, testing, creative ideas, and Jacob has even invented his own game called "Interplanetary" with Steve's help. Jeff's son, Josh, also takes part along with the rest of the family. The Bacon Bros live on! They hope you enjoy playing their games as much as they enjoy creating them.