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Chicago

No connection to these guys other than I've pledged a measley 10 bucks to the cause, but here's a project that deserves attention.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1931671462/the-department-sci-fi-noir-tabletop-wargame-rpg

It's a very Blade Runner'ish Skirmish/RPG game using the same rules engine as Supersystem. They've got 66 hours to come up with the last $250 bucks on kickstarter.

I'm intrigued by the cooperative aspects of the game and for a 10 buck PDF I decided to roll the dice.

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Shadeglass Maze

I will check this out when not at work... I think using kickstarter to launch small indy boardgames is a fantastic idea! Usually with a certain pledge level netting the person one of the first copies of the game .

$250 remaining with that much time should be pretty easy to hit, too, I've seen some that are much higher.

Edit: Clicked the link, so it's not a board game, but a book for use with miniatures rpg-style, got it...

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