looks fantastic. if only there was a little more clarity about what they were doing with the mac and linux stuff.

Edit: I feel this deserves a topic to itself, but that might just be me

Soldering irons are safer and are designed to keep your hands away from the heat source

Having been burned a couple of times by soldering irons, I'd have to say you're wrong about that. Not that I've used the 3Doodler yet, but it looks to have a much smaller hot area.

Besides, you can't draw in 3D with a soldiering iron.

They have my pledge.

InXile created a site for Torment: Tides of Numenera and players can create a account to help choose the rewards for the future kickstarter: https://torment.inxile-entertainment.com/

Mycestro™, The Next Generation 3D Mouse
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mycestro/mycestrotm-the-next-generation-3d-mouse


Lumio, a multi purpose book on lighting
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lumio/lumio-one-lamp-multiple-forms-infinite-possibiliti

I find most "horror" games fail miserably at being scary and kind of turn out to be just stupid. The game Eternal darkness : sanities requiem did it right most of the time the Mantorok zombies Looked Like REAL zombies the mantorok zombies

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Oh my, I'm such a sucker for anything invoking the Planescape: Torment name. I better start saving.

This one may be of interest to British GOGers:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1089256184/nine-worlds-geekfest-an-unconventional-convention

An exciting-looking sci-fi, fantasy and other geek culture convention (including gaming) in London this August.

Death Boulder Bones features in IGN's The Next Game Boss, which is how I found out about it. Not my favourite to win, but I figured it was worth mentioning.

Haxel - Voxelbased FPS - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dreamwagon/haxel

Seems a little bit to MP focused for my tastes, but will follow it bit and see how the SP in it seems to turn out.

Nice looking game - and reasonably priced compared to some others *cough*Dreamfall Chapters*cough*

To keep nijuu happy, here are a few more boardgames/RPGs: :)
Boardgames:
Hoplomachus: Rise of Rome (Mar 24)
Follow-up to the Hoplomachus gladiatorial combat KS, which can be played either as an expansion or a stand-alone game.
Channel A (Apr 1)
Design and pitch an anime series. Cheezy titles! Daft plots! Girls with eyes bigger than their bodies!
RPGs:
Busty Barbarian Bimbos (Mar 18)
Be a barely-clad module-cover pinup! Show the world what top-heavy means! Marvel at Kickstarter's supposedly tightened admission policies!

Tremulous 2 - 3D online FPS with RTS elements. Never played the first one, but it seems there is a loyal fanbase for that game, although it's probably very small. It reminds me of Natural Selection 2.

Since the full DRM-Free game is at 10$ tier, and the developers are from Czech Republic I've supported them.

Sorry if this has already been posted:
You liked Amnesia and Scratches and oh you ARE a connoisseur you know The Cat Lady and Corrosion, too?

Well, then take a look at this one:
The Director of Scratches is bringing up a Lovecraftian game. Yes we had that before but with this I think he can pull it off.
Ayslum is already Greenlit on Steam but the Kickstarter is going for another 6 days.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/agustincordes/asylum-kickstart-the-horror

If anyone is unsure about the gameplay-Scratches is now €2.50 on Steam.