At the beginning of the game you are assigned a secret identity, which will either be that of a Restorationist or a Loyalist. Your identity matters as it determines what you need to do to achieve victory.

Treefrog is proud to announce that September 2013 will see the release of The Witches, the second Treefrog Discworld game, based on the novels of Sir Terry Pratchett.

Age of Steam relives the era when pioneering U.S. railroads built the tracks that transformed America’s economy.

The game defies a script.

The Long View

 
In this episode of The Long View, we take a closer look at the game Brass with Justin Nordstrom and Jesse Dean. We try to answer what makes this game so different and unique from other economic games, and try to answer the question, “What makes a Wallace, a Wallace?”
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~ Geof Gambill
 
 
The Long View: Brass

Martin Wallace’s take on the 18th Century, including colonization, power politics, and warfare – all done up with euro-like mechanisms.

The Long View

 
In this episode of The Long View, we take a look at A Few Acres of Snow by Martin Wallace. My guests for this episode are Justin Nordstrom and Tim Seitz, better known as out4blood on BoardGameGeek. As one of the people who discovered and refined the “Halifax Hammer” strategy, I was curious to hear what Tim would have to say about this fascinainug and somewhat controversial game. We explore both the faults and brilliance of this design in this episode.
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The year is 632 AD. The Byzantine Empire is all that remains of what once was the mighty Roman empire. She herself has only just survived a mighty war against Persia. Both empires now lay exhausted from their long years of struggle.

To succeed you will need to spend your money wisely , while sincerely holding policies that others might question.

LIBERTÉ covers the French Revolution from the meeting of the Estates-General in 1789 to the Directory and General Napoleon Bonaparte’s coup d’état in 1799.