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It's been a favourite of mine since its original release, and i still play every now and again.
Anyone else?


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Also, i just stumbeld on this: https://wargamesfactory.worldsecuresystems.com/BookingRetrieve.aspx?ID=43558 which could be really interesting if it ever gets off the ground.

I never got the chance to play - I do have a White Dwarf from about 1988 that has heaps of information about it, and converted Matchbox cars.

Also, the old metal models for it were actually pretty nice - not quite as detailed as what GW puts out now, but better than most of the stuff they made until the late 90s.

Would love to try the game out sometime if I could find someone with a copy.

It was fun at the time. Nowadays I find there are more fun games to play.

I'd like to give it a go but picking a copy up just to try out isn't cheap.

Hi,

Note the rules are downloadable at GW Specialist games (including the White Line Fever Supplement and the WD articles).

Okay you do not get the road pieces/markes, but they are reasonably easy to proxy and as for cars, kitbash those old matchbox/hot wheels. Failing that that check out Stan Johannsen's (sp?) Road Warrior range.

Wilyc

Dark Future! That was the game that first drew me into GW's clutches.

I hadn't heard of Stan Johansen's stuff -- thanks for the tip.
Here's a link I googled up.