What KICKSTARTER(S) are you BACKING and WHY?

Currently, I'm backing the new Galaxy Defenders expansions, snagged a $99 early bird pledge. Had to set an alarm to wake myself up at 8 AM; glad I did because they went FAST. The project funded in like five minutes.

Also jumped on the Dust: Operation Babylon project. I haven't played a ton of Dust Tactics, but I don't have a Russian army, so I get a good sized one for $150. Plus, more shit to paint when I'm bored, although I have a surplus already. I'll have to buy the new rulebook when it's available at online retailers.

Whether I keep these pledges is questionable, but my birthday is coming up, and I can think of some presents I may want...

Mega Monster City Smash

This has the look of a completed game ready for Big Box stores...$2k only needed for backing, a pretty finished looking product, the generic information block you see on games now, a July delivery date...

Remote controlled monsters moving around a board and spinning to knock down your opponent's building.
Toy, game, whatever this looks like a blast. Stupid, stupid fun. And only $25 shipped.

I forgot about Mega Monster City Smash. I backed that one too because I have a major soft spot for anything that reminds me of Rampage on the NES.

Just got my money back for Myth.

Overseas backers have to wait an extra 10 years or something.....

I am backing Jason Lutes Dungeon World adventure: Servants of the Cinder Queen. Why? Because Dungeon World seems to fit the bill of an Advanced HeroQuest and Jason's adventure looks like a lot of fun with some good material in it.

Playdek designed Twilight Struggle digital. 8 card physical expansion and alternate map. Get to it.

Gary Sax wrote: Playdek designed Twilight Struggle digital. 8 card physical expansion and alternate map. Get to it.

Came here to post this. I don't have a copy of TS at the moment (sold mine because I wanted the deluxe version) so I went in for the $65 level.

HERE IT BE

I don't think I'll do it, but that collector's edition if it was awesome would tempt me. I love TS and I actually play a fair amount of it with a buddy.

I just backed at the $30 level because everything else was sold out and I would rather play it on the PC (but we have Android and Apple devices in the house) so I can get in some turns at work.

I've bought and traded TS without playing about three times, so maybe with the electronic version it will actually hit the "table."

I backed at 30 as well, I'd only play it on my PC or mac laptop.