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[meeplegamers]

Hardback - Fowers Games - Review

Hardback – Fowers Games – Review

Publisher: Fowers Games Game Type: Word Game, Deck Building Designer: Tim Fowers Designer: Jeff Beck Initial Year of Release: 2018 Artist: Ryan Goldsberry

Theme and What is it?

In Hardback you are a novelist. You’re setting out to write your great novel. Well, you’re setting out to write a novel. In this game you’re a working writer, so you’re going to have to create a lot of words to win. It’s…

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[gameosity]

Fugitive Review

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https://gameosity.com/2018/03/05/fugitive-review/

[pitchwisenet]

Burgle Bross i Paperback stižu na PC

Dve igre izdavača Fowers Games uskoro bi trebalo da dobiju digitalna izdanja za PC platformu. Burgle Bros, kooperativna pljačkaška igra, i deckbuilding igra Paperback već imaju digitalna izdanja za mobilne telefone i tablete (Android i iOS), a ovaj nezavisni izdavač društvenih igara najavio je da uveliko rade na […] from Pitchwise.net: Burgle Bross i Paperback stižu na PC

[thecartoonhead]

Here’s another sequence from our latest game, Fugitive.  So, I really don’t like drawing cars.  I’m not good at it, and it’s not exactly fun for me...but dang it, there had to be a car chase.

This was heavily influenced by Bullitt (the Fugitive drives the same car, different color) and that cool car/train chase in the French Connection.

[thecartoonhead]

Our Kickstarter is in full swing.  If you like word games...and maybe even if you don’t, go check it out!  It’s our sequel to Paperback.  Here’s a closer look at some of the art that is shown on the Kickstarter campaign.  

The awesome “Hardback” text/logo was created by Andrew Beck, and the rest I illustrated. 

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fowers/hardback-the-pre-quill-to-paperback

[thecartoonhead]

Since Fugitive is now shipping and people are receiving it, I’d thought I’d give people a better glance at some of the card art that I made.  I feel like the 2.5X3.5 cards are too small to see the cards clearly.  Plus, some of the colors came out a bit muddy in the printing.

These first three cards are from one of my favorite sequences...and the first time I’ve ever drawn pancakes.

I’m also including an early version of the card back alongside the final version that we ended up using.  Originally the Marshall was going to have a hat and wear glasses (and be called the agent).