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Auroch Digital Podcast episode - Non-Warhammer Games Workshop Games
Dark Future: Blood Red States · published
Here at Auroch Digital we are huge Games Workshop fans, especially our CEO Tomas Rawlings.
This passion for Games Workshop titles has led us to adapt several of their games into video games. In this episode of our podcast Tomas joins Jem and Matt to talk about some of the games that Games Workshop made that were not Warhammer titles, and how we came to turn some of those into video games.
Listen to the podcast episode here!
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Tomas's letter from Games Workshop (in 1989)
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