Prague from a different angle
Dear Attentat 1942 players, although a it’s a bit different than the almost detective story about Nazi occupation, we have a new game called Playing Prague. It has, though, something in common with Attentat (thank you btw for all the reviews and reception you keep sending our way
Dear Attentat 1942 players,
although a it’s a bit different than the almost detective story about Nazi occupation, we have a new game called Playing Prague. It has, though, something in common with Attentat (thank you btw for all the reviews and reception you keep sending our way, don’t stop, we deeply appreciate it) – it focuses on Prague!
It’s a strategy game where bohemian atmosphere and culture comes alive:
Attentat was to a great extent about Prague, too, meticulously redrawn by our artists into interactive comics and scenes, based on real historical photos and documents. We did the same with Playing Prague, taking famous buildings, houses (and their symbols) and historical figures and recreating them as accurately as possible, albeit with a very different tone. Though just as we did discuss the exact shape of soldiers’ helms in Attentat 1942, we did a lot of back-and-forth regarding decorations, statues and facades of houses in Playing Prague.
In this way, Playing Prague is definitely a Charles Games title. We think you might like it. Leave a review if you do and happy playing,
Ondřej
Charles Games
