As you can tell by the PDF Pseudo-Agesilaus (see the tab on the right), Antiquity Studio also does a few things beyond gaming. Today, I took up the challenge to call “The Atheist Experience”, as posted on RPGCodex. The goal was to explain to Matt Dillahunty why he is amoral, discuss the way he worships […]
I have been working on a new project and would like to announce it. I don’t have anything playable yet, so I am holding off making a thread for the time being. It is being made in ORK Framework for Unity and I plan to use the same people as I did for the assets […]
Pseudo-Agesilaus, V3 (PDF) Version 3 of the Temple of the Codex is finally complete! The text is now entitled Pseudo-Agesilaus and features the following improvements: new front cover new format countless updates to every part of the text a number of new response essays The text is now 46 pages long and continues to grow. […]
Due to the needs of off-site discussions, a new edition of the Temple of the Codex has been released. It has been listed as version 3A, because the 3rd draft is not actually completed at this time. This deficiency is evident when one reads through, but at the same time the organisation is superior to […]
Antiquity Studio sat down and watched Classical Theist’s video, “An Argument for God’s Existence”. Check out the review on youtube: https://youtu.be/Fb7WQoPuuyc script: https://antiquitystudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/ClassicalTheistresponsedraft.pdf
Antiquity Studio is dedicated to producing works inspired by classical antiquity. That involves producing video games, but it also involves engaging in philosophical discussions. RPGCodex.net has been the site of numerous, on-going philosophical debates. I have decided to create a pdf based on a wide selection of the posts. It is a work in progress, […]
Theseus: Journey To Athens is now available on Steam and at Itch.Io. Antiquity Studio is now working on a number of other projects; a major announcement is planned for later this year.
Theseus met many unique bandits and monsters on the road to Athens. Among them was Phaia and the Krommyonian Sow. Krommyon was an area near Corinth, right on the road between Epidauros and Athens. The sow was said to be a man-eating pig raised by an old lady by the name of Phaia. As usual, […]
Quick update to show some recent progress. First, the interface has been improved so that the player no longer has to bump into characters to speak to them. You can now approach within 100 pixels and right-click on them to begin the dialogue. Also, the first town has been completely re-done with brand new […]
We are currently working on our latest project, Theseus: Journey to Athens. A free alpha demo has been released and is available on itch.io. We anticipate a 2018 release; please see our itch site for more details!