If you prefer reading instead of listening or watching a video, you’ll find on the blog A Wargamers Needful Things a recent article presenting History of the Ancient Seas I – Hellas. Thank you, Robert!…
Hello fellow gamers! Alternative Victory Conditions Dear backers and followers of our campaign! Thank you so much for joining this exciting journey of “History of the Ancients Seas” on KS! We are very close to unlock the stretch…
Hello fellow gamers! PERSIA vs. GREECE Here is the story of the two factions that are maybe the most difficult to play: Persia and the Greek city states. Both face the same dilemma at the…
Hello fellow gamers! Expansions and Kickstarter Early Bird Here is the story about the expansions for the game series. Many designers put everything they have in their creative mind into a game. The intention is…
Hello fellow gamers! ROME vs. CARTHAGE Here is the story of the very interesting situation in the western part of the Mediterranean Sea: ROME vs. CARTHAGE. In order to win the game as Rome or…
Hello fellow gamers! The Mediterranean Sea in the Ancients. Was it all desert? Rhetorical question. Why do I ask this? Some weeks ago, a fellow gamer asked that question while we were posting artwork of…
Hello fellow gamers! Today we are happy to announce that we settled on the final meeple artwork. We have seen samples from our manufactures and after a little fine tuning here and there we are…
Hello fellow gamers! The Development Chart Today we introduce you to two central concepts of the game series: “Contested” hexes and the Development Chart. If the Action Cycle (please refer to our early blog post…
Hello fellow gamers! Why no dice? I’ve played board games since I was a kid. At the age of 12, Risk was my game, many of you will relate. Having an intense interest in history…
Hello fellow gamers! Here is the story of the engine of the game series: The Action Cycle. I know it looks like a rondel but it isn’t. The cycle is just the best graphical way…
