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It Took a While, but the Founders of Crafty Games’ Lifelong Love of Role-Playing Games Is Finally Paying Off

Even before the pandemic, Patrick Kapera and Alex Flagg were accustomed to working remotely. In fact, that’s how they met over 15 years ago as independent game designers. The two eventually broke away from their former employer to found Crafty Games—and took their flagship role-playing game, the espionage-inspired Spycraft, with them.

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