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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2022 · 40 MIN

Warhammer 40,000: Back to The Beginning | S7 E3

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

Let us take you back to the dawn of Games Workshop's infamous Warhammer 40,000. In this episode we are joined by Studio Director Dr Tomas Rawlings, who takes us through in immeasurable detail the 1st edition of 40K and his continuing journey as a passionate player of a franchise that has spanned over 30 years going from strength to strength. We ask what is it about 40K's design that makes it both so effective as a product, and enjoyable as player. Recommended (but not essential): your own miniatures to paint as you listen in.   Show Notes Please do check out Games Workshop's official site to check out the latest products, including starter kits if you're looking to get into 40K!   📝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:  🚀 Mars Horizon  and 🍻 Brewmaster 🙋 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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