Holdfast Korea 1950-1951

A project in Virginia Beach, VA by Worthington Publishing
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A new game that allows gamers to refight the first year of the Korean War. Plays in 2 1/2 hours. Uses the Holdfast system rules.
Backers: 207
Average Pledge Per Backer: $90

Funded: $18,588 of $2,500
Dates: Feb 7th -> Mar 3rd (25 days)
Project By: Worthington Publishing
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Thank you for making this possible!

March 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
We can't say thank you enough to those of you who have backed our project on kickstarter.  Being a small company this is the only way we can fund projects like this.  Again, only kickstarter backers will be receiving the book we've assembled. ... (Read More)

Also,

February 18th - via: kickstarter.com
Be sure to check out another great game by Mark Walkers Flying Pigs Game Company titled OLD SCHOOL TACTICAL. It's a tactical level game on World War II East Front. Marks a great guy who has designed some great games as well as being a prolific... (Read More)

Holdfast Korea 1950-1951 Thank You Kickstarter Backer Gift

February 18th - via: kickstarter.com
HOLDFAST KOREA: 1950-1951https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1456271622/holdfast-kor... We wanted to come up with a way to say thank you for your support on Kickstarter. We are always grateful for your support and where and when possible we look for... (Read More)

Boardgames in Blighty Kickstarter News 14/2/15 – If I had the cash I’d look at…

February 14th - via: rivcoach.wordpress.com
A list of games currently on Kickstarter that I wish I had the cash to back. (Read More)

Some more historical commentary and design notes

February 12th - via: kickstarter.com
From the beginning of US involvement in the campaign, the overall commander of UN forces General Douglas McArthur had in mind a USMC landing at Inchon and began planning it even during the early fighting in the Pusan perimeter.As you can see by... (Read More)

Some thoughts on the design philosophy on the game

February 8th - via: kickstarter.com
First off thank you for all of the ongoing support for the project.  I wanted to post an update so I am giving some of my designer notes for the thought process behind why we did what we did. Also, our meeting with the printer was moved to today at... (Read More)

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February 8th - via: kickstarter.com
Most of the games I try to design because I have an interest in the topic.  After going to the best museum I've ever been to, The Marine Corps Museum in northern va. The topic of Korea really hit me as a good one, and the game system we had just... (Read More)

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