ASSERTIO Language Services has completed the German localization and layout work for The Cats of Mont Saint Michel, a narrative-driven cooperative board game published by RAYBOX Games. Designed by Marco Pecota and Tom Frank, with artwork by Omar Rayyan, the game takes players on an adventure set aga...
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ASSERTIO Completes German Localization of The Cats of Mont Saint Michel for RAYBOX Games
27.10.26 11:57 PM - Comment(s)
ASSERTIO localizes Pampero: Project Verne, the new Pampero extension by APE Games, into French, Spanish and German
11.05.26 11:33 AM - Comment(s)
We’re pleased to share that ASSERTIO Language Services has completed the localization of Pampero Project Verne extension, the strategic board game by APE Games, into French, Spanish, and German, bringing this richly thematic Eurogame to a broader European audience.
Adapting Strategy and Theme Across ...
ASSERTIO Localizes OPR Core Rules into Five Languages
29.05.25 04:18 PM - Comment(s)
We’re proud to announce that ASSERTIO Language Services, in close partnership with One Page Rules (OPR) and its vibrant community, has completed the localization of the OPR Core Rules into French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Polish—making this beloved wargaming universe more accessible t...
ASSERTIO Completes Localization of Beast, The Great Hunt, and Shattered Islands for Studio Midhall
22.05.25 10:13 PM - Comment(s)
We’re thrilled to announce that ASSERTIO Language Services has successfully completed the localization of Beast, The Great Hunt, and Shattered Islands into Italian and German for our client, Studio Midhall.
This was no ordinary translation job—Studio Midhall's games are rich, immersive experiences wi...
Why loyalty and other old-fashioned values are still needed in the language industry
23.02.17 06:22 AM - Comment(s)
We live in a world where everything seems to be moving faster and faster. Companies are expected to grow, improve their margins and reduce costs, preferably all at the same time. And while there is nothing wrong with trying to become more efficient, I sometimes wonder whether, in our pursuit of shor...