More than 1,000 cards were already created and released in Italy from 2013 through several expansions that will now be translated in English \u2013 split in 55-card Chapters to be released at the beginning of each new season.
\nPietro Puglisi, District Games: \u201cThe mix of deckbuilding, speed and roleplay flavor make Warage a unique product in the card game world. We believe that after the huge work done in Italy by the development team, the incredible 40+ artists that illustrated the game and all of those who supported the growth of the game, the time has come to give this title an international shot \u2013 with an year-long release plan already in place.\u201d <\/p>\n
More than 3,000 players enjoyed Warage in Italy so far. It\u2019s setting and background universe was endlessly expanded through the books published in these years in Italy (\u201cThe Peak of the Angels\u201d and \u201cThe March of the Deads\u201d) \u2013 to be translated in English too, soon \u2013 and through the release of a Savage Worlds setting
\nmanual, published in 2014.
\nIn 2014 District Games already succesfully run a Kickstarter campaign to fund the starter set pilot lunch in English language, reaching the funding goal in 48 hours with more than 350 backers pledging $15k in total from all over the world.<\/em>
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<\/center>\nThe Kickstarter campaign of Warage card was launched on Monday 27th June at 11:30am EST (6:30pm CET) and is already raising more than \u20ac10,000 in only 5 hours.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\u201cOur team worked thoroughly to build a great page able to make our message pass to the visitors\u201d \u2013 said Pietro Puglisi, co-founder of District Games \u2013 \u201cWarage is a unique mix of deck construction and roleplay flavor, with amazing artwork and tons of cards, we are sure that all the backers will love it!\u201d.
\nAmong the early supporters there is a list of well known pro-players and game reviewer. Here below a list of the most interesting reviews received so far:<\/p>\n
– „I’m still in the process of learning the game and the more I play, the more I discover the little things that make a card game great. The friend I’m playing the game with keeps asking me when the next game is! :)“ – Rapha\u00ebl L\u00e9vy – Magic Pro Tour Hall of Famer<\/p>\n
– „Warage has balls. I admire the fact that it dares to be something a bit different in an overcrowded genre, and that it dares to make the differentiation the lowest common denominator of being simple and stupid, trashy and thematic“ – Matt Thrower, NoHighScores<\/p>\n
– „A clean and solid mechanic with great illustrations – Score: 4 on 5“ – BalenaLudens.it<\/p>\n
– „Warage has an immense volume of cards. For players (like myself) that really enjoy deck-sculpting there is a lot of meat here. I can imagine playing this game at lunch with co-workers, where each of us keeps a pre-constructed battle deck with us. The game plays briskly and is highly competitive, but will reward careful deck construction“ – Jon Beall on BoardGameGeek<\/p>\n
– „The concept of weakening yourself to play cards \u2013 This is neat and I haven\u2019t seen it before. It really makes you think about what cards you need\/want to play, and it limits you from simply dumping your whole hand out onto the table.“ – Mark Jackson, opinionated gamers.<\/p>\n