Hello Reader.
Today’s article is the Portuguese version of the one I published here yesterday chronicling my visit to Mantic Games in the UK.
If you missed that out please check it by clicking the following link.
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Visiting Britain’s Lead Belt – MANTIC GAMES (Portuguese version).
Posted: 04/07/2014 in Comunidade, Mantic, Miniaturas, Modelismo, Resenha / Review, Visiting Britain's Lead BeltTags: Britain's Lead Belt, Deadzone, Dreadball, Dreadball Extreme, Dreadball Xtreme, Dungeon Crawling, Dwarven King's Hold, Extreme, Games Workshop, Kickstarter, Kings of War, Lead Belt, Loka, Mantic, Mantic Games, Mars Attacks, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire County, Project Pandora: Grim Cargo, roject Pandora, Ronnie Renton, Visita a Mantic Games, Warhammer, Warhammer 40.000, Warpath, Xtreme
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Visiting Britain’s Lead Belt – MANTIC GAMES.
Posted: 03/07/2014 in Comunidade, Mantic, Miniaturas, Modelismo, Resenha / Review, Visiting Britain's Lead BeltTags: Britain's Lead Belt, Deadzone, Dreadball, Dreadball Extreme, Dreadball Xtreme, Dungeon Crawling, Dwarven King's Hold, Extreme, Games Workshop, Kings of War, Lead Belt, Loka, Mantic, Mantic Games, Mars Attacks, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire County, Project Pandora: Grim Cargo, roject Pandora, Ronnie Renton, Warhammer, Warhammer 40.000, Warpath, Xtreme
Hello Reader.
Mantic Games. The name should sound familiar by now for anyone who’s into the hobby of collecting, painting and (or) playing miniature games and wargames as by now Mantic is the powerhouse behind not one, but six very successful crowdfunding campaigns on Kickstarter.
Kings of War; Dreadball; Deadzone; Loka (which is the pet project of Alessio Cavatore); Mars Attacks and Dreadball Xtreme have all proven to be very popular games which backed by thousands of gamers and miniature collectors all over the world have allowed the British company to amass the incredible combined sum of U$ 3.538.467,00 (three million five hundred and thirty eight thousand, four hundred and sixty seven dollars) through its crowdfunding campaigns and with plans for more game campaigns on Kickstarter soon, Mantic Games is eager to deliver more and they sure know how to please their fans, with lots of added value being the norm for their campaigns.
But those of you who have been in the hobby for a while longer might remember Mantic as the one time “Ugly Duckling” in the wargaming business.
The Painting Frog 