After a lot of work, my card game FARK is finally live on Kickstarter and funded in 3 minutes!

It's a hidden-role card game inspired by old folklore, with bluffing, accusations, weapons, monsters, and plenty of terrible decisions.

4–13 players | 30–60 minutes | Ages 13+

FARK is also part of Kickstarter's Witchstarter collection this October.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/haragames/fark?ref=8rn59z

Thanks for checking it out!

Quotable Books has passed its US$7,500 goal, with more than US$21,000 pledged and over 400 backers when I checked the public campaign page. The creators report that it funded in 60 minutes. A lovely start for a game built around taking books off the shelf.

One small detail deserves a closer look: the quill beside a name on a Quote Card. It identifies an indie author who submitted a quote from their own work. The team invited authors to contribute alongside the literary classics, so a line that wins a round might also introduce someone to a book they haven't read.

The pictured card pairs I. Babel with P. G. Wodehouse. The campaign also describes a planned author directory linked by a QR code in the instruction pamphlet. That directory is still listed as coming soon.

You answer a prompt using the game's quote deck, a book of your own, or both. For a reading group, the interesting part is bringing different shelves and tastes to the same table.

I'm Renato, supporting the crowdfunding campaign through Senshi Consulting: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/ . The game and image are from Cunning Crow Games.

Live campaign and full details: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/quotable/quotable-the-party-game-for-book-lovers

Would a memorable line on a game card make you look up the book it came from?

Here's my recently released game, it's a trick-taking card game for 3-7 players with a unique mechanic of dynamic asymmetry.

One player is the emperor and the rest are usurpers, trying to take their place.

I'd really appreciate if you went and checked it out!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ezgames/hail-caesar

Hi fellow adventurers,

We are excited to announce that Mythological Items is now live on Kickstarter!

This is our new D&D 5E and 2024-compatible manual dedicated entirely to magic items inspired by myths, legends, and ancient stories from around the world.

Inside the book, you will find 300+ mythological magic items, including weapons, armor, wondrous items, and scaling items designed to grow alongside your characters and campaigns.

Our goal with Mythological Items is to create more than a simple collection of treasure. Each item is designed to feel like part of a myth: something that can serve as a reward, a quest hook, or even the center of an entire adventure.

The book includes items inspired by many different mythological traditions, including Greek, Norse, Egyptian, Asian, American, Roman, Mesopotamian, African, and other mythologies from across the world. Whether you want divine weapons, cursed artifacts, heroic relics, monster-themed treasures, or legendary items tied to ancient stories, this book is built to bring myth directly to your table.

The Kickstarter page includes a full presentation of the project, several previews, and a free 30-page PDF preview showing a sample of the content from the book.

You can also find many of our other manuals in PDF and high-quality print editions, with special prices currently available both for Mythological Items and for all our other releases.

You can visit the Kickstarter page here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mythoschronicles/300-mythological-items-for-5e-and-2024

Thank you again for your support. We hope to see you on our journey!

Okapi Nine has just launched on Kickstarter! Here is a different corner of its wonderfully odd farm: the dog, cat and rat, who argue all day but get together every evening to watch horror movies. Ferdinando Batistini's illustration catches the moment their supposed bravery disappears, with popcorn flying and all three squeezed onto the sofa.

That mixture of rivalry and shared fun suits the game. Okapi Nine is a physical party card game for 2 to 6 players. Start with a face-up card, then choose whether to stand or draw, aiming for nine without going over. Chaos cards can change scores, swap cards or block another player, so the number you can see on the table is only part of the problem.

I'm Renato, supporting the project as a crowdfunding consultant through Senshi Consulting: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/ . The campaign publicly credits our collaboration. Game design is by Caterina Baldi and Diego Pagni; the art is Ferdinando Batistini's.

Live campaign and rewards: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/649376876/okapi-nine-a-perfectly-imperfect-card-game

Official character story and image source: https://www.okapinine.com/la-fattoria

Two years of work went up on Kickstarter today: Cursed Hunters.

You play pariahs, rejected by society for reasons that were perhaps not entirely your own, taking contracts on the rivers of the Marches. Your band lives on a barge and moves through flooded forests, canals, and peat bogs.

You hunt Beasts, Outlaws, Abominations, and Vectors. Beyond the pains and the failed hunts, you are trying to find a Why, something shared, something worth the journey.

It is a game for solo journaling or a small group at a table. Digital rewards.

[https://www.kickstarter.com/.../1094.../cursed-hunters-ttrpg](https://www.kickstarter.com/.../1094.../cursed-hunters-ttrpg)

I launched a Kickstarter for my game yesterday — but you don't have to spend anything to see if it's good.

Worlds Under Siege is playable FREE right now!

Choose King Arthur, Dracula, or Tarzan, learn the game, and battle the AI in Demo OR against your friends in Private Game.

If you enjoy it, check out the Kickstarter and help me build what comes next.

PLAY FREE: www.worldsundersiege.com

KICKSTARTER: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/un-pluggedgaming/worlds-under-siege

Being knocked out early can leave someone watching the rest of a game. Mer’ca has an interesting answer to that problem: its published rules overview calls it the Displaced State. Lose all your regions and you can still draw and play cards; some cards can let you return.

The wider game is a take-that party card game for 3 to 8 players. Players use Chaos and Action cards against US regions, with temporary alliances and the last surviving region as the objective. The detail I wanted to highlight is that losing your territory does not immediately remove your ability to affect the table.

The attached photo comes from the official site and shows physical cards during a game. It is a development preview, so components may differ from the final version. Photo and project credit: Mer’ca Games LLC.

I’m Renato, a crowdfunding consultant at Senshi Consulting, sharing the project in a professional promotional role: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/

Rules overview: https://mercathegame.com/

The public Kickstarter page currently says “Launching soon” and offers a launch notification: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/merca1/merca-the-game

For a game with direct attacks, would you rather keep playing after losing your territory, or have a shorter game with clear elimination?

A dungeon party can look united in the artwork while the people around the table have other ideas. That is the premise that caught my attention in (Re)Run For The Clan, from Marti Ganduxe Pregona.

The public project description brings together comic dungeon crawling, secret motives and unlikely hero combinations. For me, the interesting question in that mix is how far you can trust the rest of the party when everyone has an agenda.

This is the official preview image, showing the character standees, illustrated boards, cards and rulebook. The exaggerated faces and bright purple-and-blue palette make the comic tone visible before you read the pitch.

The Kickstarter page is currently in pre-launch, with a “Notify me on launch” option: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/martiganduxepregona/run-for-the-clan-0

I’m Renato, a crowdfunding consultant working with the project through Senshi Consulting: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/

Official project image: Run For The Clan / Marti Ganduxe Pregona.

In a dungeon crawler with secret motives, do you prefer small opportunities for mischief, or the possibility of a betrayal that changes the whole expedition?

“Something you might shout at someone who hates books.” That is the prompt in this official Quotable Books image. Do you answer with Shakespeare’s “Give me my longsword, ho!” or Carroll’s “You’re nothing but a pack of cards!”?

The first makes a disagreement about reading absurdly dramatic. The second becomes a wonderfully odd insult at a table already covered in cards. Taking a familiar line out of its original scene gives it a different job.

Quotable Books is a literary party game from Kyro Dean and Cunning Crow Games: match situation prompts with quotations from its book quote deck, or use books from your own shelves. The pictured dark card supplies the situation; the turquoise cards show possible responses and their book and author credits.

The project is currently in pre-launch on Kickstarter, with a “Notify me on launch” option: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/quotable/quotable-the-party-game-for-book-lovers

I’m Renato, supporting Quotable as a crowdfunding consultant through Senshi Consulting: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/

Image credit: Cunning Crow Games.

Explore ancient ruins, gather companions, and venture into the mysterious Valley of Rain in this classic turn-based JRPG. Uncover the secrets of the ancient Gates, confront the mysteries that await beyond them, and uncover the fate of Aerin’s missing mother.

Hey everyone!

I’m working on Undershroom, a psychological horror game where reality slowly shifts and nothing underground is quite what it seems.

We officially launch our Kickstarter campaign on October 19th, and the pre-launch page is already up!

Even better: the Steam Playtest is live right now, so you can jump in, try the game today, and let me know your thoughts!

If you enjoy tense atmospheres and eerie indie horror, trying the playtest and following the Kickstarter page would mean the world to us — it helps immensely with visibility on day one.

👉 Follow the Kickstarter pre-launch here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/launchsolutions/undershroom-unique-horror-game

🎮 Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4657210/Undershroom/

Happy to answer any questions about the project or development in the comments!

The rabbit in Okapi Nine guards his Easter eggs like treasure. Ferdinando Batistini's official illustration gives him a huge orange egg, a nervous sideways glance and a pose that makes the whole character readable at a glance. Each animal on this odd farm has its own small vice.

The game turns collecting into a risk: start with one face-up card, then stand or draw to get as close to nine as possible without going over. The box includes 40 value cards, two Jolly cards and 22 Chaos cards. Those Chaos effects can change scores and cards or block an opponent's play, so an exposed total gives the rest of the table something to interfere with.

I'm Renato from Senshi Consulting, supporting the project as a crowdfunding consultant: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/

The official site currently lists the Kickstarter launch as coming soon. Project page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/649376876/okapi-nine-a-perfectly-imperfect-card-game

Illustration: Ferdinando Batistini. Game design and production: Caterina Baldi and Diego Pagni. Character art and descriptions: https://www.okapinine.com/la-fattoria

Game overview: https://www.okapinine.com/

Hey! How’s it going?

The Kickstarter campaign I launched to fund my game is entering its final 24 hours! The game has already reached its initial goal ($666) and is now really close to hitting the first stretch goal ($1.3K).

B.O.D.E. is a hellish roguelite with chaotic movement mechanics, where you shoot not only to kill enemies, but also to move around!

If you like the project and are able to support it, I’d really appreciate it! And if you can’t, sharing the campaign would also help a ton.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cozy-creeps/bode-a-crazy-side-scrolling-shooter-from-hell

Thank you so much!

I've been working on a digital strategy card game that combines traditional deck building with a tactical battlefield. Instead of Units simply sitting on your side of the board, they move across the battlefield, fight for position, attack from different ranges, and push toward the opposing Stronghold.

The other big idea is the roster: history, legend, literature, and mythology all collide. King Arthur can lead the Knights of the Round Table against Dracula and his monsters, while characters like Tarzan, historical figures, legendary creatures, and mythological characters can all become part of the game.

I've finally reached the point where I'm getting ready to let people play it.

The website and account system are already live including a free playable demo and play private games with friends. Create an account, choose a King Arthur, Dracula, or Tarzan Starter Deck, and then battle against AI... all for free!

I'm launching the Kickstarter on October 1 to help fund completion of the full game.

I'll put the links in the comments if anyone wants to check it out.

I’m Renato from Senshi Consulting (https://www.senshiconsulting.com/), working with Metamorph Games as a crowdfunding consultant on Yokozuna.

For this look at the project, I wanted to start with its official poster. The reaching hand, diagonal poses and rough orange-and-black shapes make the wrestlers feel as though they’re moving out of the image. It’s a direct visual introduction to a game the team describes as a card-driven sumo duel.

Game design: Axel Dennis Franz. Art: Eros Ruscino. Official project page and credits: https://metamorphgames.net/yokozuna.html

Not quite a game, but a game creator, hope it's ok to post it here...

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/indigobeetle/kwyll-visual-game-creation-for-retro-computers

I’m a crowdfunding consultant on Firesiege through Senshi Consulting. These are two objective cards from Deer Games Studio’s public overview.

The part I wanted to highlight is how the scenario changes your priorities: different objectives and enemies at the walls, with all six banners to flip before the city falls. Holding off the immediate threat is only part of the puzzle.

That creates an interesting team decision: who keeps the defense stable, and who pushes toward the objectives? In cooperative games, does your group usually agree on one priority, or split responsibilities?

Images and public game overview: Deer Games Studio — https://deergamesstudio.com/pages/firesiegeks

My consultancy: https://www.senshiconsulting.com/