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Much-loved board game Dune: Imperium has a digital version now, and it’s getting rave response

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By Dire Wolf
| Ivu News
Back in 2020 Dune: Imperium surprised people as a compelling, interesting, and downright tough strategy board game that adapted the world of Frank Herbert’s Dune novels to the board game format. It has since risen into the top 10 all-time board games on industry bellwether BoardGameGeek. Now, as of this week, Dire Wolf’s digital adaptation of Dune: Imperium is on Steam and people are just as in love with it as the tabletop version: It’s sitting at 96% positive of 1,175 user reviews at press time.
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Shuffle Up & Play: Season 2

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By Dire Wolf
| Kickstarter
Story Tolarian Community College's Magic: The Gathering gameplay show wants to continue to improve and level up! That's where you come in! I’m doing a second season of Shuffle Up & Play, but the costs of this show are beyond that of anything else I do on my YouTube channel, by A LOT! I not only want to keep making this show but I also want to continue to improve it, but I don’t want to have to resort to selling ad space on the series in order to do so, which is why I’m running a Kickstarter!...
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The Bogie Man: The Incomplete Case Files

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By Dire Wolf
| Kickstarter
Story A labour of love The Bogie Man, it's fair to say, was a labour of love for all of us - a joy to work on, not only for the laughs we had doing it, but for the pleasure of creating something based in Scotland where Alan Grant and I both grew up. Launched in 1989 it remains to this day Britain’s biggest-selling independent comic, later collected into a graphic novel and followed by three further stories – The Manhattan Project (1992), Chinatoon (1993), and Return to Casablanca (2005).
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