Clever Mojo game pretty much started the boardgame craze in Kickstarter by successfully funding the rather excellent Alien Frontiers. It didn’t take them long to decide they would do the same with their following project, Sunrise City and they were right.
Kickstarter is becoming THE platform of choice to release games to the public by companies of all sorts. The good thing is that we are seeing a lot of new and very original games that otherwise we wouldn’t have seen.
Still, when you get your game and everything from the moment go is a success, and there are barely any hiccups… boy it’s worth it! That’s exactly what happened to me with The Road to Canterbury after I backed it in Kickstarter.
This Kickstarter project is different though. This is different because the company behind it, Louis Porter Design wants to give away the results for free!
Louis Porter Design Free RPG Day Kickstarter project. Read Post »
Kickstarter is changing the way things work and how things come out into the market. Times are indeed very exciting for anyone who has a project and the self belief to make the effort to bring it out.
The G*M*S Magazine Podcast Episode 23 – We talk Kickstarter Read Post »
Kickstarter has produced a lot of good stuff recently an the guys of Indie Boards and Cards have done extremely well with Flash Point: Fire Rescue.
This is the unboxing video of this amazing game, and I do hope it’ll give you all the reasons you need to buy it right away!
In Warparty, players command heroes and armies in a fantasy world beset by conflict. An alliance of Dwarves and Men
In this rather chaotic episode we have a review of a couple of games that Mark and I have been playing recently. We also have two interviews with some of the hottest names in the games industry today.
This pdf from Gaming Paper is 119 pages long, 1 page front cover, 2 pages of editorial, 1 page of ToC, 1 blank page prior to the content, 1 page of Kickstarter thanks to patrons, leaving 113 pages of content, quite a bunch!
I talk to Louis about his many games, Wizards of the Coast, Kickstarter, the good times of being in the industry and the bad, the changes in the RPG world and what it is like to deal with writers and artist every day, while you still have to keep a job going.
