Joe

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I play lots of games, develop a few. Check out my publisher's page at lumenaris.com.

New games published in 2013:

The Golden Wilderness: A game of early California, from the Spanish explorers to the Gold Rush.

Games published in 2012:

Caravans of Asia: Trading on the Silk Road in the days of Marco Polo.
Arabian Sails: An expansion for Caravans; sailing ships on the monsoon winds of the Indian Ocean.

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