So this is actually one of the first projects I worked on after I broke my hand last year!Īnyway, the client was very happy with this project and I thought the work turned out great! I love working on games and I’m really looking forward to seeing it in action.John Woo's Hong Kong movies are a well-known precedent for The Matrix, yet we would like to offer one particular example of what this actually means. One bit of fun info about this project is that during the end of the project I was recovering from a broken hand and we had to make some quick edits on the busts that had to happen fast. Pedro was able to really knock out the colors and make them feel like water color. Alan has a really fantastic pen and ink style that applied really well to this project and looked old. The client wanted the pieces to have an old feel, as though these images were pulled from Leonardo Da Vinci’s sketchbooks and the images were just sketched real quick. The Discovery Matrix is where all of these experiments are conducted and the random selection and placement of Research and Discovery cards in the matrix insures that no two games are ever the same.Įarn the gold you need to purchase your reagents, gain experience from your failures and knowledge from your successes, transmute the physical and mystical elements into the Philosopher’s Stone and you will go down in history for your Magnum Opus.įor this game I brought in Alan Gallo to handle the linework and Pedro Figue to handle the colors. Players collect different alchemical ingredients, called reagents, over the course of the game and combine them in a series of experiments in order to discover the mysteries of the Philosophers’ Stone. Unlike most victory point-oriented deck-building games, Magnum Opus is goal-oriented and plays more like a traditional card game but with a deck-building twist. Magnum Opus is a deck-building game in which each player is an Alchemist trying to be the first and only scientist to complete their life’s great work by successfully fabricating the ultimate alchemical substance– the Philosophers’ Stone. One of the more fun projects that we worked on last year was a game for Game Salute called Magnum Opus.
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