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Gone Cardboard News: Asmodée Cancels Renaissance
Almost a year after it first announced the project, Asmodée Editions has decided not to release Renaissance – a sequel to designer Pascal Bernard’s Joan of Arc – in English after all. Eric Franklin’s English translation of the rules is available for download from the BoardGameGeek Renaissance page for those who want to pick up the game in French.
This game has been removed from Gone Cardboard.
Posted by W. Eric Martin on May 6, 2008 at 06:00 PM in News, Gone Cardboard News / 598
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Just by way of clarification: It’s not MY translation. I don’t speak nearly enough French to translate game rules, much as I would love to. It’s Asmodée’s draft of the English rules, for which I believe Eric Harlaux did the bulk of the translation work. All I did was help clarify the English a bit. I obtained permission from Asmodée to upload the file once I learned that the English-language release had been cancelled. Eric Posted by Eric Franklin on May 6, 2008 at 09:16 PM | #
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Thanks for the note, Eric! I’ve done the same thing for a few publishers, so I know what you’re talking about. Other Eric Posted by W. Eric Martin on May 6, 2008 at 11:15 PM | #
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Looks pretty meaty. Posted by Jim Cote on May 7, 2008 at 02:26 AM | #
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An adaptation of “Joan of Arc” in vidéo game for PC have been made by Ageod. The game have a complete english translation. The game offers numerous detailed historical scenarios. The various maps provide different setups for each protagonist at various points in the war (from 1337 to 1429), all of which can be played against the computer AI or online against your friends. Posted by Pasca on May 7, 2008 at 03:50 PM | #
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