As you might already know, Chronicle City’s Angus Abranson is currently running a fundraiser on Kickstarter for the English version of the new Space 1889 game which was released in 2012 in Germany. German publisher Uhrwerk Verlag secured a license from Frank Chadwick back then. They released a beautiful new edition of Space 1889 which … Continue reading Preview: Space 1889
I’m currently on holiday (I love using that term, I feel so refined!) in central Florida, and despite having tickets to various parks the weather has been too cold (I blame my tropical constitution). So instead we’ve been visiting family and practicing that most sacred holiday tradition, shopping! And while I have done some normal … Continue reading Post Christmas Gaming Loot!
Another week, another interview – this time I had the opportunity to ask a couple of questions to Shane Hensley and Matthew Cutter from Pinnacle Entertainment Group. Stargazer: Thanks again for taking your time to answer a couple of questions about Savage Worlds in general and Space 1889: Red Sands and Deadlands: Reloaded in particular. … Continue reading Interview: Shane Hensley and Matthew Cutter
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