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Take a behind the scenes look at game development

Started by OldKingdom, February 27, 2007, 02:25:50 PM

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February 27, 2007, 02:25:50 PM
If you're interested in how role playing games are made, what drives a small press publishing company forward, what art decisions are taken, what challenges writers wrestle with, how an artist goes from a basic brief to a complete piece or how those pieces make their way into a final publication then we've got just the thing for you at www.oldkingdomgames.com/diary/


Old Kingdom Games is pleased to announce that it has launched its online developer diary this week with a couple of introductory articles concerning the upcoming Libellus Ultra (artwork) and Bronze Gods (d20 system Prestige Classes).  


   Writers, artists, editors and others involved with Old Kingdom Games projects will continue to add new articles as we work on new projects.  


   Stop by and take a look, we'd love to hear your comments: www.oldkingdomgames.com/diary/

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