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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Crystal Nefertiti Overdrive Method
The latest update at the Nefertiti Overdrive Kickstarter talks about the music I had playing as a soundtrack during the writing of the game. And here’s a taste of that, one of my favourite tunes, “Keep Hope Alive” by the … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd-funding, Crystal Method, historical gaming, Kickstarter, music, Nefertiti Overdrive
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Nefertiti Overdrive Inspiration: the Three Musketeers
As I mentioned, all my efforts until Tuesday, 10 February will be over at the Nefertiti Overdrive Kickstarter page. If you are reading this and haven’t checked out the Kickstarter, why not? All the cool stuff is happening there, like … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd-funding, historical gaming, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive, the Three Musketeers
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From Here to There
In case you were wondering, the Nefertiti Overdrive Kickstarter is now 67% funded. And over at the SEP Google+ community, I’ve listed all the games which I have designed/am designing. Of possible interest. 😉
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Tagged A Team of Losers, business, crowd-funding, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive, Starship Commandos, systems
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Nefertiti Overdrive and Inspiration from Flash Point
During the life of the campaign, most of my effort will be directed at the Nefertiti Overdrive Kickstarter. The latest update talks about taking inspiration from a fight scene in the Donnie Yen movie Flash Point. Head on over and … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd-funding, Donnie Yen, Flash Point, historical gaming, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive
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Nefertiti Overdrive Kickstarter is Live
The Nefertiti Overdrive Kickstarter has launched and will run from 13 January to 10 February 2015 with a goal of $3,000 CAD. Let’s do this!
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Tagged crowd-funding, historical gaming, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive
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Nefertiti Overdrive: Why Should You Care?
If you haven’t read these, you can now – Nefertiti Overdrive: What Does it Do? and Nefertiti Overdrive: How Does It Do That? This is a tough question for me to answer, because the very concept of wire-fu action stunting … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd-funding, fantasy, historical gaming, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive, systems
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Nefertiti Overdrive: How Does It Do That?
In case you haven’t read it: Nefertiti Overdrive: What Does it Do? You know what Nefertiti Overdrive does, but how does it do this? Some of that is related in the earlier post, but let’s talk about the mechanics and … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd-funding, fantasy, historical gaming, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive, systems
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Facing the “Five Destructive Myths”
So, there’s been some discussion about an article entitled “Five Destructive Myths Perpetuated by Roleplaying Games,” and I decided to see how my games stack up against these myths. To be clear: I don’t consider any of these to be … Continue reading
Nefertiti Overdrive: What Does It Do?
What does Nefertiti Overdrive do? That’s probably the most important question anyone interested in this game could ask, and I’ll try to answer it as succinctly as possible. Nefertiti Overdrive motivates colourful and exciting scenes within an extremely light mechanical … Continue reading
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Tagged crowd-funding, fantasy, historical gaming, Kickstarter, Nefertiti Overdrive, systems
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