Kickstart This! #140: Chronicles of Drunagor: Age of Darkness
A fully cooperative dungeon crawler with tactical combat, with 3D maps courtesy of GameTrayz, and scenarios that can be played separately or as part of a campaign.
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Kickstart This! #139: Arkeis
A cooperative, story-based dungeon crawler with miniatures and a 20-hour campaign.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #114
Today’s Previously features Magnate: The First City, Medici: The Dice Game, and Necromolds: Monster Battles.
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Kickstart This! #138: Honey Buzz
Honey Buzz “is a ‘worker bee’ placement game where you’ll expand your own beehive, forage for nectar and pollen, make different varieties of honey, and sell your honey at the bear market.”
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Kickstart This! #137: Hour of Need
A mission-based card, board, and miniatures game with a modular deck system (Hero Decks, Villain Decks, & Issue Decks, Boards, and Guides) to give the game its variability.
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Kickstart This! #136: Capone
“A strategic game of drafting, actions, and back-alley negotiations” set during prohibition in 1920’s Chicago where each player has a speakeasy with a front business.
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Kickstart This! #135: Stronghold: Undead
A second edition of Stronghold’s Undead expansion as a standalone game, Stronghold: Undead is an epic battle of tower defense between two players.
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Previously, On Kickstarter… #113
Today’s Previously features Divinity Original Sin the Board Game and Venice.
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Kickstart This! #134: Clash of Rage 2nd Printing
“A miniatures game of conquest and movement,” where “every army is unique, with its own units and characteristics;” Clash of Rage gets a second printing and a new Clan expansion for its “second season.”
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Kickstart This! #133: Seven Bridges
“A roll-and-write dice drafting game in which players explore the historic city of Königsberg by colouring in connecting streets on their map. Points are earned by seeing different parts of the city, but the various ways to earn these points are only unlocked by crossing the city’s seven bridges.”
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