Campfire Cabal

Rumours of our death have been greatly exaggerated :) After keeping a low profile for some time, we're finally ready to announce what many of you had already guessed: we are working on the next Expeditions game! campfirecabal.com/still-alive/

As a result of winning Game of the Year at the Danish game awards, Expeditions: Rome was also nominated for the Nordic Game Awards in Malmö. The competition looks strong, but here's hoping for another victory! nordicgame.com/nordic-game-aw…

Expeditions: Rome won Best Game Design and Game of the Year at the Danish game awards and our creative director Jonas Wæver was on-stage to collect. Big congrats to him and the seven other members of Campfire Cabal who worked on Expeditions: Rome!

We were on an extended christmas/end of year break. Our regular broadcast will resume on Monday. Happy new year everyone!

@BlackPepperPork Understandable... This FAQ will clear up everything.. campfirecabal.com/frequently-ask…

@CampfireCabal ay did you guys take over the expeditions series from logic? because i'm not super clear on what happened ever since it pissed off to make nfts or whatever.

Recent review of Expeditions: Rome reached 96% on Steam. We thank our fans for their support.

Last Friday Metal Sabotage before the entire teams meets in Copenhagen. youtu.be/Gmrh42foUsg

Friday Metal Sabotage is back. This one's for our old friend and new producer Bruno. Welcome to our campfire... youtu.be/IJRaQS2hvws

All VR on Friday Metal Sabotage youtu.be/RcMt6zI7VkM

7- In other words, as far as Expedition: Rome’s combat scenarios are concerned, the fact that archers can always hit their target is technically not unrealistic. It’s just that we’re used to the D&D was of calculating these things.

6- At longer ranges said archer would still be able to hit a human sized target but hitting a lethal area on the body gets progressively harder. That is why in Expeditions: Rome damage starts dropping off after a certain distance.

1- You may have noticed that there are no to-hit rolls in Expeditions: Rome. Every single attack lands 100% of the time. The random factor comes from defense. That means even ranged attacks always hit; and yes when it comes to video games this is quite unusual.

Earthquake near Istanbul. (6 Richter Scale). 46 people injured. 1 in critical condition. Our Turkish devs are safe.

On this week's Friday Metal Sabotage we go completely digital... youtu.be/z6PYAkXO-bU

11- Today Halikarnassos is known as Bodrum. The modern town takes its name from the Hospitaller Castle of St. Peter. (Petronium). It is a famous holiday town and is home to several historical sites including the tomb of King Mausolos. Literally the original Mausoleum.

10 - And yes, I know… This means Syneros’ story was rather anachronistic. But the whole thing was too awesome to not include in our game. Don’t you agree?

1- Voiced by the incomparable Stephane Cornicard, @StephaneCornic Syneros is one of the most popular and beloved characters in Expeditions: Rome. And he has a rather unique background.