Chronicles of Skin was reviewed over here. I can’t believe this guy. He’s reading and reviewing every single entry (there are 53). Legend. That takes discipline. Here’s what he thought of Chronicles of Skin:

The Good:Good use of the word skin, as the place where you record the history of your people during a civil war. Also, drawing emblems for the win.
The Bad:Sometimes, despite assertions to the other, it feels like you do need a bit of an art practice to get things right. I might just be a perfectionist like that.
The Other:It’s way better than I thought it was going to be when I got hit with the emblems. I recommend it, reading the whole thing is worth it.
Would I play it: Yes, yes you should. It’s got a lot of replay value and you get to draw! Come on!

• Making of Hfl: Part 2. http://bit.ly/9fvXdR #fb

In a series of ten bi-monthly podcasts, Sebastian Hickey tells design stories about the Hell for Leather project.

In the second podcast, learn about the evolution of the Gore Threshold.

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• 00:25 Gore Threshold (from the book)
• 02:00 Nathan Paoletta
• 03:19 Violence anytime!
• 04:19 Ramifications
  

• Super amazing! Hell for Leather is the 13th hottest game on IPR. Check it out: http://bit.ly/aYtkFI They've only got 11 copies left! #fb #
• I just finished the last of the 52 emblem Glyphs for Chronicles of Skin. Only 22 more icons to go… #gamechef #
• More design confessions: I finished the last bit of art for Chronicles of Skin. Proofing the text tonight after work. #gamechef #
• Game Chef is over! Here's my submission: http://bit.ly/dCQ5Ru Accidentally create visual propaganda in this story game of civil war #fb #
• Hell for Leather is sold out from Cobweb Games. #fb #