[Back this Campaign] Raex Games has taken to Kickstarter to try and fun a 300+ colour hardback RPG. Kromore promises to take Victorian steampunk and evolve it to a space era epic. The promise is this; each back gets $20 or more worth of an exclusive play test within 30 days of the end of […]
Kickstarters Articles - Page 206
One of the stories in this collection was written by Andrew Girdwood on 25th July 2013 and was described as "Ubunto want to bring their OS style to the world of mobile. So they should. As Mark Shuttleworth points out in the opening seconds of the pitch video; convergence is the future of computing.". It also was tagged with Smartphones.
The Kickstarters archive continues with the articles below.
The Realmsound Project returns and rockets to success
[Back this Campaign] I’ve certainly spent ages tracking down some background music for a key scene or battle and then left it on my laptop running in loop while I GM the scene. I think three things happened; firstly my scene was improved, secondly I forgot it was running until a few scenes later and […]
Dino Pets; blurring the line between plants and animals
[Back this Campaign] This isn’t a Kickstarter you normally see on Geek Native. It’s art. It’s biology. It’s not a game, anyway, but it’s certainly geeky and I think it passes the test of “would a gamer be interested in this?” I can imagine a little dinosaur pet glowing away when the lights dim for […]
The next evolution of tabletop RPG? Tablets & Titans
Every now and then I look at a new RPG and ask myself whether, in the future, all RPGs will be like. This feels very true of Tablets & Titans. This is a new RPG but it’s been designed to run off tablets. It’s another Kickstarter and here’s the pitch! [Back this Project] This Android […]
Will you surrender your booty to the Pirates & Dragons RPG?
Cakebread & Walton are asking £12,000 for this RPG. They’ve 39 days to go and nearly £500 in the bank. That’s to say the campaign has just launched and its too early to see if there’s widespread interest.
Revolution 60: the best game you’ve never played?
Here’s a one line review from MSN of Giant Spacekat’s Revolution 60. “One of the best games you’ve never played”. They know you’ve not played Revolution 60 because it’s not out yet. However, folk got a play of the nearly finished version at PAX East and many loved it. I heard about it and so […]
Frozen Skies is a Savage Worlds Dieselpunk RPG worth looking at
Fed up of Kickstarter? Noticed how the production value for Kickstarter pitches just keep on rising? Do you ever suspect that we’re getting Kickstarters for books that would happen anyway? It’s all good. Kickstarter is a boon to the tabletop RPG industry. That said; wouldn’t it be great if we could spot a Kickstarter for […]
Ubunto Edge: World’s fastest crowdfunding effort avoids Kickstarter
Ubunto want to bring their OS style to the world of mobile. So they should. As Mark Shuttleworth points out in the opening seconds of the pitch video; convergence is the future of computing. I wish I could just plug my smartphone into my bank of screens and get on with work. [Back the Campaign] […]
The Oleg Story heading to Kickstarter
The Edward Snowden story as a board game? The Gary McKinnon as a board game? Not quite. Throw in a touch of the A-Team or Tango and Cash and we’re getting closer. Details of The Oleg Story board game from Latest Pursuit appeared on BoardGame Geek at the start of the month with the promise […]
Forge of Honor: Roleplaying parents can defend their kids from monsters
[Back this Campaign] As a gaming parent you invite monsters into your home on a regular basis. Sometimes you slay them. Sometimes you become them. That’s cool. Okay, it’s cool but as The Simpsons’ Helen Lovejoy reminds us; Think of the children! Oh, won’t somebody please think of the children! That’s why a Targimal and […]









