Big Games In Small Packages
Sadly with the onset of Covid-19 earlier in the year Asgard Gamewerks took a backseat for both Nancy and I. We had a lot of free time to work on developing games, but oddly enough our focus was staying in contact with friends in family via social media.
We not only played less tabletop games, but we also stopped working on games we had in development. Read more
Our second game, OH POO!, is available for online purchase!
Sadly it has been available for a while now, but I totally forgot to update the website with the news! LAME!
OH POO! is now available for online purchase through The Game Crafter.
For more information on OH POO! just head over to its main page on this website by clicking: OH POO!
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Our first game, Mint Tin Treasure Hunter, is now available for online purchase through The Game Crafter.
For more information on Mint Tin Treasure Hunter just head over to its main page on this website by clicking: MINT TIN TREASURE HUNTER.
Or, if you want to check out the purchase page at The Game Crafter, click the button below.
Comparing linen textures, old versus new, at The Game Crafter
First a quick history of The Game Crafter’s linen texture as it relates to Asgard Gamewerks.
A couple months ago we ordered a prototype of our first game Mint Tin Treasure Hunter from The Game Crafter. That first prototype had the UV upgrade and linen texture features added to the cards. The prototype arrived and it looked great. However, we were not too impressed with linen texture visuals. If you looked close at the card you could see it, but it really didn’t stand out.
TD Bauer here. I felt the need to explain Asgard Gamewerks’ tagline, “Big Games In Small Packages“. I’ve admitted it here; I’m new to tabletop gaming. It was late summer 2019 when I began to develop an interest in tabletop games after I played Pandemic.
Pandemic was my gateway game. Before too long I was buying other games but took a liking to those in the smaller packages that played fast and were easy to learn.