I got this game because Stephen Buonocore sold it to me. Literally.
I was in Spiel last year, went to see the man, saw he had a ton of really cool games and asked him “What should I buy from you that’s good?”.
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It is a well known fact the board game world is full of pretty amazing people. Resilient, creative, clever, friendly… Quite frankly it’s a joy to behold.
Of course sometimes you find the odd weirdo who is not pleasant and who you’ll try to avoid for the rest of your life.
Stephen Buonocore couldn’t be further from that sort of people. He is one of the most approachable, genuine, clever and shrewd people the gaming world has ever seen.
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By Michael Chamberlain Designed by Kristian Amundsen Østby and published by Queen Games in 2012, Escape: The Curse of the
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I keep saying (and probably will for a long while) that Role Playing publishing companies (and gaming companies in general)
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By Paco Garcia Jaen I like the idea of software that aids the gaming experience. A lot. However a lot
Dr Who is one of the most recognisable and popular BBC franchises and probably the best known Science Fiction series ever produced in the UK. With 50 years on its shoulders – plus however many the Doctor has been gallivanting around dimensions and times – is still as popular as ever and getting better and more popular by the episode.
It came to me recently that generally, when we play an RPG, we have no problem killing anything that threatens us. Organic or not, aberration or natural creature, extraplanar or our very own kin. If we jump on a fight in a game, we’re able to kill our enemy without even blinking an eyelid in contemplation or remorse.
Why?
Have you ever thought about funding your game in Kickstarter? Me neither, but quite a few people have and we
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It might sound like a bad thing to say but let’s face it; a lot of roleplaying games are really two-dimensional. You have sword fights, defeat the monsters and bad guys, solve mysteries and blast about in high-spec ships popping bolts of light at the enemy. There’s magic and explosions and lasers and bombs and monsters and…. that’s pretty much it.
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