Hi,
according to wargamer you plan to release a turn-based hex-based WW2 game later this year. This sounds fantastic.
Could you give us some details on it?
Will the game be moddable?
Thanks
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WTF?
Why would Slitherine tell that to some e-journalist, and not tell their fans here at the site? That seems very unlike the Slitherine we know. In fact, so unlike them that I would find it somewhat difficult to believe without further evidence...
Are you sure there isn't some mistake here, kafka?
How about you share the url with us, please?
OTOH, if this is true, I won't be unhappy about it. In Ian's own words, Slitherine is "attempting to compete in an increasingly hostile retail market". The game industry is a thoroughly weird one, and sometimes weirdness is required in order to safely navigate its hazards.
Who knows, maybe there is some peculiar advantage to be gained by doing things this way? I'd not begrudge the lads whatever marketing shenanigans they had to engage in. I just want to see them succeed, survive, prosper, and publish a really good game every 12-18 months or so.
Why would Slitherine tell that to some e-journalist, and not tell their fans here at the site? That seems very unlike the Slitherine we know. In fact, so unlike them that I would find it somewhat difficult to believe without further evidence...
Are you sure there isn't some mistake here, kafka?
How about you share the url with us, please?
OTOH, if this is true, I won't be unhappy about it. In Ian's own words, Slitherine is "attempting to compete in an increasingly hostile retail market". The game industry is a thoroughly weird one, and sometimes weirdness is required in order to safely navigate its hazards.
Who knows, maybe there is some peculiar advantage to be gained by doing things this way? I'd not begrudge the lads whatever marketing shenanigans they had to engage in. I just want to see them succeed, survive, prosper, and publish a really good game every 12-18 months or so.
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Redpossum
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Ahh, it's an E3 announcement thing. OK, understood.
Clearly this falls under the category of "necessary marketing shenanigans"
Both games sound like great good fun, and Arena Warriors appears to be a development of the LA engine, with (apparently) strategic elements as well.
By all means, bring 'em on!
Clearly this falls under the category of "necessary marketing shenanigans"
Both games sound like great good fun, and Arena Warriors appears to be a development of the LA engine, with (apparently) strategic elements as well.
By all means, bring 'em on!
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