Ted Terranova’s RTS inspired miniatures game is the latest success story for CoolMiniorNot
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PRLog (Press Release) - Jan. 23, 2013 - Rivet Wars: Eastern Front, a WWI era, real-time strategy board game from publisher CoolMiniorNot, (CMON) has earned a spot in the top ten highest funded board games in Kickstarter’
Creator Ted Terranova, a veteran video game artist, called upon his experience working on RTS games such as Rise of Nations when designing both the style and game play for Rivet Wars. Produced with 3D printing, the intricately detailed miniatures combine elements of Steampunk, over-the-top technologies and deceptively cute Chibi heroes. Just as exciting as the visuals is the real time strategy style of play.
As in an RTS video game, Rivet Wars’ players generate resources each turn which they spend on new soldiers and tanks. In this way, the players are constantly reinforcing their battle with varying units rather than being locked into a set army or strategy at the beginning of the game. Hero units are also employed to enhance or buff the attributes of other nearby soldiers.
Additional figures, upgrades, and original artwork are continually being added to the core game as the Kickstarter campaign continues, up to the February 4 deadline.
Rivet Wars: Eastern Front is scheduled for a September 2013 release date. Get in the fight at http://www.kickstarter.com/
About Ted Terranova
Ted has spent the past fifteen years creating art for videogames like Settlers of Catan, Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, Rise of Nations and Thrones and Patriots. His artwork has also appeared in Spectrum, 3D World Magazine, Fantastyka, Elemental and Expose.
About CoolMiniorNot
CoolMiniOrNot is both a studio and publisher of great miniature games like Sedition Wars, Super Dungeon Explore, Zombicide, Dark Age, Wrath of Kings, Guilds of Cadwallon, Confrontation Phoenix and more!
Further information on Rivet Wars: Eastern Front can be found on its Kickstarter page: http://www.kickstarter.com/
Contact:
Ted Terranova
info@rivetwars.com
www.rivetwars.com
www.facebook.com/
CoolMiniorNot
www.coolminiornot.com
www.facebook.com/
Photos:
http://www.prlog.org/
http://www.prlog.org/
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Creator Ted Terranova, a veteran video game artist, called upon his experience working on RTS games such as Rise of Nations when designing both the style and game play for Rivet Wars. Produced with 3D printing, the intricately detailed miniatures combine elements of Steampunk, over-the-top technologies and deceptively cute Chibi heroes. Just as exciting as the visuals is the real time strategy style of play.
As in an RTS video game, Rivet Wars’ players generate resources each turn which they spend on new soldiers and tanks. In this way, the players are constantly reinforcing their battle with varying units rather than being locked into a set army or strategy at the beginning of the game. Hero units are also employed to enhance or buff the attributes of other nearby soldiers.
Additional figures, upgrades, and original artwork are continually being added to the core game as the Kickstarter campaign continues, up to the February 4 deadline.
Rivet Wars: Eastern Front is scheduled for a September 2013 release date. Get in the fight at http://www.kickstarter.com/
About Ted Terranova
Ted has spent the past fifteen years creating art for videogames like Settlers of Catan, Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, Rise of Nations and Thrones and Patriots. His artwork has also appeared in Spectrum, 3D World Magazine, Fantastyka, Elemental and Expose.
About CoolMiniorNot
CoolMiniOrNot is both a studio and publisher of great miniature games like Sedition Wars, Super Dungeon Explore, Zombicide, Dark Age, Wrath of Kings, Guilds of Cadwallon, Confrontation Phoenix and more!
Further information on Rivet Wars: Eastern Front can be found on its Kickstarter page: http://www.kickstarter.com/
Contact:
Ted Terranova
info@rivetwars.com
www.rivetwars.com
www.facebook.com/
CoolMiniorNot
www.coolminiornot.com
www.facebook.com/
Photos:
http://www.prlog.org/
http://www.prlog.org/
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