The Steve Jackson Games’ GURPS 2021 PDF Challenge is a good deal, as long as enough people sign up to hit all the stretch goals. Which is almost certainly going to happen; so it’s a good deal. There aren’t going to be any physical books here, either.
Kinda speculative, but not really. The Steve Jackson Games’ GURPS 2020 PDF Challenge Kickstarter will likely fully fund, although it is on a reduced time-frame. I guess they’re playing around with the platform, seeing what it can do.
Don’t worry, I vetted it; Steve Jackson Games is fulfilling the Kickstarter domestically. And vetting is just what we’re going to have to do, now. I was already uneasy about using products made by PRC convict/slave labor, and this rolling biosecurity disaster has only bolstered that.
But! They’re using a local Austin T-Shirt vendor, and hopefully this will fund well enough that they will offer and I can get an In Nomine shirt. If not, well, I like the Illuminati one, and that will probably fund.
I don’t know how we’ve managed to get this far without them doing this already. There’s certainly been a crying need for this. Heck, its lack has kept me up nights*.
Moe Lane
*No, wait, that was gas.
This one will get expensive real fast, if you let it.
Your best bet here is to hope that you already have most of these, thus allowing you to get away with only tossing down twenty bucks for the gap in your library. I actually have most of these, but I don’t have Necromancer. So, I get Necromancer, no worries, everything’s cool.
Until the hidden stretch goals unlock, of course.
SPace Amazon Ninja Catgirls. It’s a game.
Get ready for the return of SPANC, Space Pirate Amazon Ninja Catgirl, shipping in October (last printed in 2008). We're happy to report that at the request of the fans, the new printing is now in our warehouse! Visit your FLGS today & preorder #SPANC! pic.twitter.com/84N3lyrFyh
— Steve Jackson Games (@SJGames) September 26, 2018
Continue reading Excellent news: SPANC is back.
…Yes, yes, I heard about it. Continue reading The ‘The Fantasy Trip’ Kickstarter.
Ogre — Steve Jackson Games’ classic turn-based robotic tank wargame, now in digital form — is ten bucks off between now and July. I believe that the technical term for this is ‘ka-ching;’ I was waiting for this to go on Steam Summer Sale, and now it has. I look forward to blowing a lot of stuff up now.
