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I got this game about a year or ten months ago, and I think it is awesome. Not strictly a minis game, but with the scale set to use Hot Wheels size cars for models it just begs for the full treatment.

http://dicefestgames.blogspot.com/p/outrider.html is the site all about it, and it can be downloaded as well as a couple suplements I have not gotten yet on wargamevault.com or rpgnow.com. Absolutely awesome for a print and play game.

Some pics of my game with my son:
He shoots me for three hits

And then I shoot him for three.

Then he drives away.


We just had those cars around the house, and stuck them to the card bases with blue tack for the game, but I could see doing them up all fancy and apocolyptish, with rusty wire screen over the windshields and guns all hanging out.

Glad to see Outrider getting some attention, it's a really well done print-and-play game. I like the scaling dice for quickly and easily designing vehicles, and the Wings of War style cards give it a different feel from the traditional Car Wars turning key. Plus there are some absolutely beautiful Hot Wheel conversion people have done. Honestly any game that lets me use $1 toys in a "serious" context is wicked.