Interview with Alf Seegert and Musée
By Paco Garcia Jaen Alf Seegert’s games came to my attention when The Road to Canterbury made to Kickstarter and, […]
By Paco Garcia Jaen Alf Seegert’s games came to my attention when The Road to Canterbury made to Kickstarter and, […]
Second podcast of the day and second Kickstarter project, this time a Roleplaying game from Cakebread & Walton, Pirates & Dragons.
I had the pleasure to catch up with Pete Cakebread, which I was really looking forward to indeed. I met, really briefly, him at Conpulsion in April and didn’t get the chance to share a cup of coffee with him. I have promised myself next Conpulsion I’ll share a pint instead. That should help!
When David MacKenzie contacted me and asked if I’d be interested in playtesting of one of the game that was coming to Kickstarter, I jumped at the chance. We are talking about the company that released Alien Frontiers and Sunrise City… It’d be foolish to refuse!
Although not everyone is keen on Kickstarter, it can’t be argued that it has helped a lot of projects that otherwise wouldn’t have seen the light of day.
Whether that is a good thing or not, depends on how much you like those products and whether those products are out already or not.
Shadowland is a weird mix of both circumstances.
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British publisher Modiphius, is taking to crowdsourcing platform Kickstarter.com to bring its dark vision of a secret World War Two
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Kickstarter is responsible for many things nowadays. More and more, small publishers and game designers in the USA are turning to that site to realise their projects and bring them to life. Azamar has been one of those projects that was successfully funded. From the start Azamar promised great things and from the offset looked gorgeous.