Post by kri on Jul 2, 2004 19:31:42 GMT -6
Azul!
Two games from the Talossan Wargaming Association (TWA) appear headed for publication.
The first is BYZANTIUM REBORN, a game on the 1920's war between Greece and Turkey, the war that gave Kemal Ataturk his exalted position in history (so exalted, we named a province after him). This game, designed by Wes Erni and Ben Madison, is in final production and will be available within the month from Microgame Design Group in Alberta, Canada. You can visit their web page at www.microgamedesigngroup.ca and place your orders with Kerry Anderson, the head honcho there. Final price for the complete game, including postage to the US/RT Free Trade Area, is only $9!
The second game, also by Erni and Madison (with JJ listed prominently as historical consultant) is DEATH IN THE TRENCHES. This is a simple but fun strategic-level treatment of World War I in Europe and the Near East. This game is currently under consideration by a small but highly respected publisher in Australia. More on this as it develops, but right now, the publisher is very interested in the design and likes what he has seen so far.
Our national pastime marches on!
Ben
Two games from the Talossan Wargaming Association (TWA) appear headed for publication.
The first is BYZANTIUM REBORN, a game on the 1920's war between Greece and Turkey, the war that gave Kemal Ataturk his exalted position in history (so exalted, we named a province after him). This game, designed by Wes Erni and Ben Madison, is in final production and will be available within the month from Microgame Design Group in Alberta, Canada. You can visit their web page at www.microgamedesigngroup.ca and place your orders with Kerry Anderson, the head honcho there. Final price for the complete game, including postage to the US/RT Free Trade Area, is only $9!
The second game, also by Erni and Madison (with JJ listed prominently as historical consultant) is DEATH IN THE TRENCHES. This is a simple but fun strategic-level treatment of World War I in Europe and the Near East. This game is currently under consideration by a small but highly respected publisher in Australia. More on this as it develops, but right now, the publisher is very interested in the design and likes what he has seen so far.
Our national pastime marches on!
Ben
