I'm intrigued by this political sim that puts you smack-dab in Germany
t the Big Communist Cheeses It would have been easy, I think, to make a version of this game that simply put you in the shoes of Spartacist leaders Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. At least for the…
t the Big Communist Cheeses It would have been easy, I think, to make a version of this game that simply put you in the shoes of Spartacist leaders Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. At least for the…
Key points - What if a board game was a visual novel and that visual nove… - This was, I assume, written on the whiteboard at Red Echoes'…
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