gametilewarehouse
Jul 29, 2017

GEAS

Like Heroquest on steroids - GEAS is a huge new Dungeon World Crawler in development and its hoped to release a playable demo for the boardgame by early next year. These early shots mark a revisiting of the entire board layout and artwork for the game. You can follow along as this monster is assembled, here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1625758761048662/







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gametilewarehouse
Jan 28, 2018

Since I posted 6 months ago, GEAS has taken on more defined shape with an almost 220 page corebook draft now written to aid in further development and cohesion. the core system, which is a new system I have worked on for GEAS, has its foundation set and I am in the process of completing the corebook and creating a prototype for play-testing: with hopes to release a free demo to the public sometime this year once I have tested and tightened everything up. Its a monumental undertaking but I am making firm inroads inc. developing some art for the game. The second half of the year will see the tiles and board given full attention while feedback is gathered from the public.


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gametilewarehouse
Jan 30, 2018

Samples of early board designs (now heavily modified) but these four boards fit together to create the Heroquest board shape.

Foldable... Folds up into a 9x9x2" compact box.


Wet/Dry Erasable and 3mm thick.

The New Design will feature a far more advanced dungeon template in layout, function and design and the artwork for it is in development.



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    Jan 28, 2018

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