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| Empires | |
| Product # | 1601 |
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| Suggested Retail Price | €35.28 EUR |
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| 25 August 2004 | page first published |
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I've played games of all types over the years, enough that I feel I have something to use as a basis for comparison but not so many that this won't be a new and fresh experience worth writing about. I've also written reviews from time to time (movies, books, products), so I have some idea of what's involved in covering the good points, bad points, and playability of a game.
Finally, my game group has a hard time accepting new games, and I want to see if Empires will be interesting enough to get a second game out of them.
Well, I've been doing a few dozen reviews (movies, DVDs, movies and the like, as well as a lot of articles and essays about gaming, music & literature) for several monthly publications I colaborate with here (in Mexico), and I'm a regular guy here who is quite involved in playtesting most of the games our fellow regulars put up in the fora.
I believe myself to be unbiased and not to try to forcefully equate any system to another more commercial or better-known one, when talking about its strong or weak points - as I do believe in talking about everything a game is and offers to the player. Comparisons are for mischiveous purposes only.
Besides, as my photo proves it, I've nothing to hide.
makes an addition to his Flash Gordon collection.
