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Hey PeterB, did you see that Art in the Age (makers of ROOT and SNAP) have a new liqueur flavored primarily with rhubarb? I think it sounds right up your alley.
Hi,
I’m with indie game developer Longbow Games and after stumbling upon your review of Hannibal: Rome vs Carthage I thought you might be interested in our latest strategy game Hegemony Gold: Wars of Ancient Greece. At first glance it most resembles the Total War series but it plays quite differently due to our historical objective system, greater focus on supplies and logistics and seamless zoom between the strategic and tactical games.
If you are interested in checking it out, feel free to give me a shout and I can send you a review copy.
cheers,
rob
Rob McConnell
Lead Programmer
Longbow Games