Curse you (or them rather) - there goes my diet!

Just for that - savo(u)r these:

Wondermade's magical marshmallow workshop (Oct 21)
Offers some exciting flavours (Guiness and Bourbon anyone?) but don't ship internationally - yet.
Munchit: the naturally wild snack (Oct 26)
Looks a really nice idea but the (pledge) price for a snack box comes in at $50 plus delivery. International delivery is possible as the sealed contents last for 2 months.

Hello everyone,

I would like to mention;

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1358562997/gamemaster-howards-know-it-all

This game allows players to learn anything through a non cognocious method, Its like learning without knowing without realizing it.

By Howard the GameMaster, a legend in the NES era of VideoGames.

Please support him.

Project Eternity update. Mostly about game modes. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/obsidian/project-eternity/posts/316398?ref=email&show_token=dcaea3084f0937b4

Pro Pinball are coming up to their final week with only 25% funding ($100,078 of a $400,000 target at time of posting). It doesn't seem likely they'll make it, but any pinball fans who haven't checked them out should do so.

And for those who've not yet picked up a 3D printer, here's another Kickstarter opportunity to do so, for just $2,500 (29 places available at time of posting).

FORM 1 is the second high-res (capable of printing minis) 3d printer on Kickstarter. $2500 in the US, $3000 int'l. (The first one was B9Creator, somewhat more expensive.) One day I'm getting one of those.

edit: ninja'd while I was comparing SL and FDM.

Yuk, yuk - go on, console yourself with the "custom flavour" Kerfluffles pledge and ask them to do vodka-flavoured marshmallows. You know you want to... :)

NInja'd again. All custom tiers had already been sold out by the time I found that project.

Video Game Orchestra ~Live at Symphony Hall has anounced the Concert Setlist and Album Tracklist

Those interested in Pangenic might like to know that
- The Equipment Pack ($15) and the Mechanical Computation Tech-Tree ($42 and up) will not be available in any retail version after the Kickstarter.
- They don't commit to a standalone installer, even for backers, as they'll pursue getting on Steam or other (not named) services.

Here's a suggestion for comic lovers
Human: Oceanic

The campaign could be doing better, then he's made no updates since launch but has a FAQ. The story is interesting and the art shown in the pitch video looks really good.

And for Final Fantasy fans
An EPIC 5-disc FF6 Fan Album from OC ReMix... Take Two!
Doing extremely well and have already reached a stretch goal.

EDIT: added info about Pangenic.

Added all projects except Scrumbleships and one project that's going to end in 7 hours (forgot what it is)

Thanks for the update LH!

Small nitpick - Tesla's Electric Mist (IOS/Android only for now) and G.H.O.S.T. Chronicles seem to have been missed, as has LIFX (which seems the most interesting).

Edit: scratch LIFX, just checked and all their pledge spots are full.

Their $30K stretch goal is about starting the development of their next game and update Tesla's Electric Mist with a sample - hmm, where have I seen this before?
Anyway, add this to the FAQ re: release on other platforms and I don't see it coming to PC/ Mac for a long time. Shame, the premise doesn't sound bad at all.

Anyone else think it's interesting how game projects targeting the desktop computer get a lot of requests for mobile platforms, yet games targeting specifically mobile platforms struggle to get funded or even fail?

Star Trek: Renegades

A crowd-sourced pilot episode for a new Star Trek (web?) series. Made by some actual Star Trek people like Tim Russ and Walter Koenig.

"$35,000 goal "
"Solve a haunting and have a few scares in this adventure/hidden object thriller. "

Lawls. I've heard of this series, but before I clicked on the link, I almost thought they'd ditched the hidden object genre. Nope. $35k goal for a hidden object game? Where's the money going to? On the brighter note, at least they're charging only $5 for the game itself. I'm very curious to know how developers make money off these games, because I don't know anyone IRL who actually buys these hidden object games.

Houses with giant sporks attached to the side do not come cheap.

Nice catch, and with HD video downloads on offer! Just hoping they're DRM-free (query sent) and in an accessible format ("anything except wmv").