By 1980 the Wayne Weregamers became the Detroit Gaming Centre, with Siembieda its assistant director and Wujcik its director. Siembieda tried to interest gaming companies in his RPG with little interest; only Judges Guild made him an offer, but he accepted a job offer from them instead. He was an artist for Judges Guild for four months before working as a freelance artist for other publishers and trying to sell his RPG to them.
In 1980, the Wayne Weregamers transformed into the Detroit Gaming Centre, with Siembieda taking on the role of assistant director and Wujcik becoming the director. Siembieda struggled to secure interest from gaming companies for his RPG; only Judges Guild offered him a job. He accepted this offer and worked as an artist for them for four months before freelancing and trying to sell his RPG to other publishers.