Avery Alder is crowdfunding on BackerKit, a tabletop RPG called Going for Broke.
Backerkit Articles
Discover the blog's posts tagged with Backerkit. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs.
Household: The really big/small TTRPG runs bundle with crowdfunder
If you don’t have the Household TTRPG and aren’t tempted (or have missed) the bundle deal, then the quickstart is a Pay What You Want at DriveThruRPG.
Sleepy Hollow: Kids in the Attic fund folk horror TTRPG
Funding the BackerKit-hosted Sleepy Hollow by new Kids in the Attic took less than a day.
Ars Magica 5th Edition Definitive’s prelaunch brings in thousands
Ars Magica is a seminal tabletop RPG that pioneered the troupe-style play, where players collaboratively shape the story and world.
ION Heart: As this lo-fi solo mech TTRPG wins crowdfunding hearts, we take a look at the game’s shady corporations
The pitch for ION Heart is that you play two characters: a pilot and a mech mentally bonded to the former fighter. The war is over, and so both have some soul-searching to do.
Parable Games reveals cosy mecha solo TTRPG “ION Heart” cover
In ION Heart, you’re teaching your mecha’s AI brain about living, about life, and about what it means to be alive.
Check out “Punk is Dead” from Critical Kick; a Post-Apocalyptic Songwriting TTRPG to Backerkit
Ever wanted to be part of a punk band trying to survive in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic future for a few hours? Thanks to a new game from Critical Kit, currently available to pledge on Backerkit, you can!
The MCDM RPG approaches $3,000,000 as their custom VTT unlocks
The publisher also said they’ll custom build a new virutal tabletop. That could be even more disruptive and interesting to the RPG market than a popular new core rule set.
Evil Hat’s Deathmatch Island crowdfunder breaks through $100,000
The deliberately sterile corporate design of Deathmatch Island hints at something subversive lurking beneath the surface.
Lovecraftesque 2e: Together, you’ll die alone
Lovecraftesque is also a Lovecraftian game that directly challenges H.P. Lovecraft’s racism and deconstructs negative ideas about mental health that had become synonymous with cosmic horror.
