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Exillis Miniature/iPod Gaming Fusion
24 Apr
Posted by Yehuda Berlinger as Electronic Games, Miniatures
Exillis by Bastion Studio is a new fantasy miniature war game product and system that is played – exclusively – with physical miniatures and an online combat resolution system through one or more iPods.
Both rules and combat resolution is performed online. Yet, exclusive online or offline only play is not planned.
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Not completely accurate the game can be played on a computer on or ipod offline, currently to collect the beta data there is an online option.
This was looking amazing until I saw that it doesn’t provide pre-painted miniatures. Utter fail.
Too bad, too…they were almost on to something. :(
Sorry, Joe, but that’s the point. It’s all about assembling, painting and playing with the miniatures, just like Warhammer 40k or Fantasy. It’s not “utter fail” just because it asks you to use your painting skills – in fact, less people would play it if the miniatures came pre-painted.
the miniatures are a hobbyist dream they can be put in several dynamic poses .
you can order them pre-painted BTW of course extra cost