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I made a thread about the project, but what the heck, I'll note it here, too:

~10 hrs left to help fund promising vampire tabletop RPG Feed
Post edited November 17, 2013 by SeduceMePlz
Heres a trailer with some gameplay

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG0NskjAohk&feature=youtu.be
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/594743529/player-driven-rpg-unwritten-echoes-of-twilight

Check it out looks interesting.
Looking for Group animated series:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1412277313/lfg-the-animated-series-pilot
Bolt Riley - A Reggae Adventure Game
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/soundguy/bolt-riley-a-reggae-adventure-game

game co-designed by Corey and Lori Cole (Creators of Sierra Online's Quest for Glory series ! ).

This game's funding is only at roughly 30% and there only 6 days left.
Please support this and play an adventure game that may rival the Quest for Glory series.
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jorlin: Bolt Riley - A Reggae Adventure Game
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game co-designed by Corey and Lori Cole (Creators of Sierra Online's Quest for Glory series ! ).
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That's actually a bit misleading.
From the Kickstarter:
The game was built as independent chapters. Each with its own unique stand alone story, and serve as sequels to one another. Right now we have Chapter 1 in a playable Alpha, while Chapters 2 and 3 are almost fully designed and partially drawn, animated and coded. Backers will get all the chapters of the game that will be made with the campaign's money.
$120,000 - Bolt Riley lives! Backers will receive Chapter One when it gets released on initial platforms (PC/Mac/Linux/OUYA)
$500,000 - More Game! We will go into details if we get close to this amount.
Chapter 2 (written by Lori and Corey Cole)
Some promising point-and-click adventure game projects, with each having a reasonable and reachable funding goal:


Her Majesty’s SPIFFING
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1236117571/her-majestys-spiffing


The Slaughter
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/510736733/the-slaughter


Jason The Greek
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/677106949/jason-the-greek-pointnclick-adventures-in-ancient
Two cyberpunk masterpieces in the making need some love.

Dex
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dreadlocks/dex-cyberpunk-2d-rpg?ref=category

Interference
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/interference
Post edited November 19, 2013 by irishskrapper
For lovers of books:

Statisticity: Dystopian Sci-Fi Set in China in the Year 2084 (Update 18 has the first half of Chapter 1.)

Noble Beast Classics — Creating Interactive Literature. Their "classics" include "Moby Dick in Space", "Alice & the Sword of Wonderland", "Never Safe in Neverland, a Dystopian Peter Pan", "The Three Musketeers vs. The Four Aliens" and others.
Couldn't find a mention of this yet:
RetroWorld: Relive your gaming childhood as a retro sprite.
What do you think of this? A nice idea, but the actual fun factor is shrouded in mystery for me personally: will it be fun?
Post edited November 20, 2013 by DProject
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Piranjade: The Fate Core Kickstarter (my husband's books arrived yesterday - YAY!) is giving out a breakdown of how the money was used and what they "kickstarted":
http://www.deadlyfredly.com/2013/11/core-ks-breakdown/
Just saw this post. Have a +1 for the link, I find it very interesting to read such breakdowns of costs - and I have not seen many kickstarters do that.
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etna87: Just saw this post. Have a +1 for the link, I find it very interesting to read such breakdowns of costs - and I have not seen many kickstarters do that.
Fred Hicks is my favourite project creator. He provides great value, timely releases and doesn't hide anything (that I know of ;).
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etna87: Just saw this post. Have a +1 for the link, I find it very interesting to read such breakdowns of costs - and I have not seen many kickstarters do that.
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ET3D: Fred Hicks is my favourite project creator. He provides great value, timely releases and doesn't hide anything (that I know of ;).
Do you know the Order of the Stick kickstarter? The "timely release" may not apply there, but the rest is still great and the creator was unable to work for a while because he seriously injured his thumb (cut or nearly cut some sinew, I believe). Anyway, his handling of the kickstarter and his communication was great, imho.

edit: Actually, IIRC, the physical rewards were delayed a bit, but not terribly long, I believe. He gave updates with reasons, like bad quality of prototypes he got from a printer or other things. And I don't remember if there ever was a date for the digital pdfs etc.
Some people (Fred Hicks definitely included) manage to make their backers glad to have backed.
Post edited November 20, 2013 by etna87
A sandbox base-building RPG in a low-tech science fiction universe:
Astrobase Command

Another attempt for a new Delaware St. John game:
"Delaware St. John: Asylum of The Lost" Adventure Game
Post edited November 20, 2013 by gandalf.nho
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gandalf.nho: Another attempt for a new Delaware St. John game:
"Delaware St. John: Asylum of The Lost" Adventure Game
Got to hand it to this guy, he sure is persistent. I decided to pledge just because of that. Still not sure I won't lower my pledge later to $1.