2018 has ended and our crowdfunding date is getting closer.
While we’re not yet ready to reveal that date yet, we can at least kick-start the new year with the latest news about the game!
Essen 2018 Alpha
During the Essen fair, we played an early Alpha-Demo of the game with hundreds of players. That version contained only the very first part of the game and was intended to show the basic mechanisms of building a bloodline and "turning" the cards around to Embrace them.
It was a bit risky to show this rough version to the public but our worries turned out to be unfounded! We were overwhelmed by the sheer passion for VtM and the goodwill extended towards the game. And our special gratitude goes to the many dozens of groups who filled out feedback sheets and handed them back to us!
All your praise, criticism and suggestions are appreciated and will help us make the game the best it can be.
Thank You!
New Development Diary
If you are interested in some of the inner workings of the game, read our new, short article about history in Heritage on nicegamehub!
Community Character: The Compassionate Inquisitor
A while ago we were asking for your character ideas for the game on facebook. We ended up being drowned in great submissions, so thanks to all of you for participating!
The first result of this is the Compassionate Inquisitor (pictured above). You can check out her human side and tell us what you think about her, here.
Vote for Heritage on the Board Game Geek
Vampire: The Masquerade - Heritage has been nominated as one of the Top 20 anticipated games in 2 Categories (Campaign & Legacy and Thematic) on boardgamegeek.com.
It's a really large poll so finding us on the lists might take some time. But if you have a BGG account and enjoy scrolling through long lists of games... why not head over there now and give us your vote?
Alright, that's all we have for today! Thanks for your time and see you soon with more news and updates!
En tout cas j’ai contacté Don’t panic games et malheureusement il ne sera pas visible/jouable à Cannes car l’accord a été validé trop tard par rapport au festival. Dommage…
Drapal aussi. Le premier JDR vampire avait été une sacrée claque (Bon sur la fin, les claques, j’avais plus envie de les donner aux hordes de goth de prisu qui inondaient le club ou je jouais, mais bon !)
it is us, the Nice Game Publishing team with some great news! April 15th, keep that date on your mind because it will be the day when the World of Darkness will fall upon the realms of Kickstarter. In other words: the start of our crowdfunding campaign for Vampire: The Masquerade – Heritage. We are beyond excited!
Be the first to watch the teaser
The official Facebook page will be announced at 5 PM today, but our subscribers get a head start.
Want to see daily updates, interviews with the creators, artwork (final and conceptual), participate in contests and more? You are most welcome to join the new official Vampire Heritage Facebook page. The first thing to see? Our official teaser, of course! You will get a glimpse of the vampiric history that awaits you in Vampire Heritage.
We have had some issues with the anti-violence policy of Facebook, which is not really fitting to advertise bloody vampire imagery, so make sure to share the page and the publications with your coterie.
Vampire Heritage speaks your tongue
As you may know, Vampire Heritage will be available in English, German, Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese (BR). We have recently updated the official site, adding more languages. The ones missing will be shortly added!
Extra Art: The first Cruel General
You may have seen the Cruel General before, but probably not like this. This the first concept for the human side developed by the game's artist Lukas Siegmon. The idea was to make them all like charcoal drawings.
The game has since changed and evolved. You will soon know more about it!
Et un teaser : https://www.facebook.com/VampireHeritage/videos/562966320878013/
à suivre.
Pour le reset, peut être mieux vaut les coller sur une page transparente (style celles utilisées pour les reliures) et découper au format de la carte. Ca évite de bousiller le jeu et de bousillier les sleeves et permettre la revente au cas ou.
