Ben Woerner’s Samurai Noir is billed as a sequel to John Wick’s Blood & Honor. It’s a game that offers players the chance to visit their favourite Chambara style characters. [Back this Campiagn] Launched on May 13 and set to run for 26 days, A World of Dew wants only £2,000 to fun. It’s raised […]
⏱️ Content Velocity: High velocity: 10 articles published in the span of 16 days.
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One of the stories in this collection was written by Andrew Girdwood on 15th May 2014 and was described as "Launched on May 13 and set to run for 26 days, A World of Dew wants only £2,000 to fun. It's raised more than $7,000 from 136 backers so far.". It also was tagged with Samurai.
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Fancy owning a pack of The Goonies themed playing cards?
Albino Dragon are back with another Bicycle Cards Kickstarter. This time the company is diving deep into cult 80s films and plans to bring a Goonies themed deck of cards to market. [Back this Campaign] There are only four pledge tiers with awards at this point. $15 gets your one pack of cards, $25 gets […]
Kromore the multi era RPG bounces back
RAEX Games look to have a successful Kickstarter on their hands with the multi era tabletop RPG Kromore. At the time this posts goes live they still have 37 days to collect funds but are $1,000 over target so attention moves to their stretch goals. [Back this Campaign] Kromore first appeared on Kickstarter last year […]
Hunters Books pushes Outbreak: Deep Space a sci-fi horror survival RPG
I missed Outbreak: Undead but with the sequel Hunters Books is taking the same survivor horror them to space. [Back this Campaign] The Kickstarter opened on May 3rd and will run until June 1st. It’s asking for $8,000 and has nearly $5,000 from just above 50 backers. Taking a look at the pledges we can […]
Turning the anime market upside down – Patema Inverted rocks Kickstarter
We’re lucky here in the UK that there are companies determined to import the very best anime. All the Anime, based down the road in Glasgow, is one such. At last year’s Scotland Loves Anime festival I watched Patema Inverted and enjoyed it – despite it messing, at level 10, with my vertigo. Now All […]
Ingenium Second Edition promises Howardian setting
Silver Gryphon games are taking their Ingenium system to Kickstarter and adding a setting. The pitch video describes the setting as Howardian, invoking Conan the Barbarian and the power of the father of sword and sorcery. Right now, a draft of Quick Start for Ingenium 2nd is on DriveThru RPG for free and marked down from […]
Hero Games launches US only Kickstarter for Fantasy Hero Complete
Hero Games are aiming for a 240-paged book with all the rules necessary to play the classic Fantsay Hero RPG. While it will be compatible with all Hero System 6th edition books; you don’t need anything else to play. [Back this Campaign] There are PDF copies of the book available and those who back with […]
The Inochi Project
It’s tough on Kickstarter these days; especially in the computer game sector. Good ideas don’t always have an easy time. The Inochi Project will be feeling the pain. It looks like a quirky, funny, customise and play robot game. [Back this Campaign] Forward For, a West Midlands based company, need £30,000 for the game to […]
Steve Jackson Games puts Scott Haring at the wheel of the next Car Wars
Car Wars is coming back and Scott Haring will be in the driver’s seat. Steve Jackson Games first released Car Wars back in 1981. The vehicle combat simulation was set in a post-apocalyptic future with players driving everything from motorcycles to tanks, heavy with weapons and with the simple goal of survival. The original game […]
Pasts, Personas & Prophecies funds
There’s about two days left on the Kickstarter clock and the indie RPG Pasts, Personsa & Prophecies has made it past their $8,484 funding goal. The pitch video introduces a lightweight, story focused RPG with an interesting use of prophecies to drive character development. This European blogger is struck by the “super radical” use of […]
