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Earthlock – a turn-based RPG game

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Magnus Aspli

As I write this, there’s only 4 hours left of the Earthlock Kickstarter campaign. And it’s already way past its goal.

This means I’ll be writing Earthlock: Festival of Magic (and a digital companion comic) together with the great people at Snow Castle Games in Oslo. Can’t wait to get started! The guys down in Oslo just need a week of sleep first – a well deserved vacation after one nail-biting Kickstarter campaign!

I’ve already written dialogue for their alpha demo, which was a ton of fun, and you can download it here: Windows, Mac and Linux.

Kickstarter Christmas – 6 projects to check out

Posted on December 7, 2013 by Magnus Aspli

Here are six cool Kickstarter projects you should all have a look at.

Imaginery Drugs, a comic book anthology of great stories made by supertalented people.
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Memoirs of the Mysterious, another comic book anthology, in the vein of the Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits.
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The Spider King, a fun graphic novel of, nope, not spiders, but of Vikings battling aliens.
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Forgotten Planet, a comic book series about the mystery of Pluto.
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Festival of Magic, the rpg game I’m writing for.
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Metal Made Flesh, an illustrated cyberpunk trilogy novella.
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December campaigns are tough ones, so if you see anything that interests you, do pledge and give them a helping hand by spreading the word.

Festival of Magic goes crowdfarming on Kickstarter!

Posted on November 21, 2013 by Magnus Aspli

This is quite a big opportunity for me, and I’m ever grateful for the terrific people over at SnowCastle Games who have brought me in as lead writer on this fantastic game. I’ve already worked on a (30 min) alpha demo for Festival of Magic – but this is the whole diamond! Should this be successful, and I have no doubt it will, I will have made a big jump into my writing career. So to all of you who back/pre-order the game, or those of you who can only spread the news about the campaign further onto the great world wide web, I am – and so are the rest of the guys – extremely grateful!

Go to the Festival of Magic Kickstarter campaign.