Podcast Episode – The RPG Interview Room – Adventures in the East Mark with Extra-Dimensional Publishing
By Paco Garcia Jaen If you’re not tired of hearing me to on about it, please let me give you […]
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Tobynstein
This game comes from a Spanish company called Homo Ludicus(yes, yes… I can also make tons of jokes about the name and no, none of them were that funny) and, although you wouldn’t be blamed for not knowing them, they have a very impressive catalogue of games! And they are all in Spanish and English, with very decent translation, so nothing to fear regarding the country of origin.
Unboxing: Air Show
By Paco Garcia Jaen Last year, at Spiel, this game took the Boardgame Geek ranks by storm to the point
Unboxing: Aventuras en la Marca del Este Campaign Setting
La Marca del Este, published by Holocubiertain Spain is trying just that. From its origins, the gorgeous art and the evocative and dangerous setting has mixed very well with a mechanics system that, although simplistic by today’s standards, really shines with players who want a more raw and unadulterated RPG experience.
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Aquelarre review
Medieval times sucked. Make no mistake. Living in the middle ages was horrible horrible horrible. For starters you didn’t have boardgames, role playing games and barely a few card games. Social Security was a joke. Public transport was atrocious. The tax system total chaos. Oh, and Internet connection was just not right. Not nice!
La Piel de Toro
La Piel de Toro, called like that as some people think the extended skin of a bull has the shape of the Iberian Peninsula, is a description of Spain in the 1920’s for the Call of Cthulhu. As you can imagine written in Spanish, so if you don’t know the lingo, this will be of no use to you.