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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2023 · 35 MIN

The RPG Renaissance | S8 E2

from How to make a video game, with Auroch Digital · host Auroch Digital

We’re entering the dawn of a new age in role playing games – or at least, so we at Auroch Digital believe. RPG enthusiasts Peter Willington and Lucy Cook join hosts Matt, Jess and Tom for this episode. They contemplate the idea of an RPG renaissance, that RPGs and TTRPGs are stronger and more varied than ever, and that now is the perfect time to invest in the wealth of joy and fun that RPGs have to offer.    Show Notes  Thanks to the Grognard podcast for giving us a great model to start this show off with 🍻 You can check out the great group of games we curated for Steam Digital Tabletop Festival 2021, and maybe pick up a few titles to try!  If analogue is your preferred style, here’s a link to a great collection of TTRPGs on itch.    📝Sign up to our Newsletter to stay up to date with Auroch Digital  💬 Want to talk to us? Join our Discord  🕹️ Check out our latest titles:  🍻 Brewmaster and  Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 🙋 Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn  🎙️ Missed an Episode? Find our previous Seasons here  ⭐Please do rate the podcast and spread the word! 

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