Quick question for AgeOD, a studio whose games I’ve championed for the last few years:
Why in the name of Mercator would you do a wargame with the continent of Europe as the centerpiece and have the map turned 70 degrees? I thought I could deal with this since a) I’m not a moron, and (b) [...]
Entries Tagged as 'WW1'
East is East and West is West
November 12th, 2008 · 12 Comments · AGEOD, WW1, Wargames
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AGEod’s World War One: La Grand Guerre
August 23rd, 2008 · 2 Comments · AGEOD, Preview, WW1
The most interesting strategy news out of Leipzig is that AGEod is doing a World War I strategy game.
From the press release:
“World War One : La Grande Guerre 14-18” (WW1) is an historical grand strategy game, turn based, using an original engine specially developed for AGEOD by Lucas Cammisa (Calvinus) according to a Philippe Thibaut [...]
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World War I and Game Design
April 16th, 2007 · 12 Comments · Design, History, WW1
My homeland is going through another spasm of celebration of its grand nation building moment. For Canada, this isn’t the 1867 Confederation or even the completion of the transcontinental railway that linked East and West. Instead, the First World War is oft cited as the point when a Dominion with no independent foreign policy took [...]
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