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Hello heroes and welcome to another exciting episode of One Shot I'm James

Damato your Game Master. You'll have to forgive my horse voice I am

freshly back from Medatopia 2015.

Just in case you haven't heard me rave about double exposures annual game design festival,

let me tell you, Metatopia is one of the most wonderful experiences in gaming. Let me

tell you meditopia is one of the most wonderful experiences in gaming. I had a fantastic time

meeting the game designers, play testers, and heroes who came out to the show.

I have a lot of exciting news from the show that I can't

wait to share with you, but first I want to talk about this week's game. This

week I have the distinct privilege of presenting to you Shinobigami.

Those of us who regularly track indie games or kick-starters

know that recently there has been an influx of role-playing games

translated from Japanese.

Many of these games have made their way to us thanks to a translator named Andy Kautowski and his partner Matthew Sanchez.

You might remember these two from their successful Kickstarter for Rietama.

You've also probably seen Andy's work on taking on the Herculane task of nearly single-handedly

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