Six Games. Sixteen Days. One Kickstarter.
[Kickstarter=dicehateme/big-games-for-small-pockets-dice-hate-mes-54-card]
Dice Hate Me Games is going down the rabbit hole on this one.
Late last year, Dice Hate Me Games put out a call for submissions and a challenge: Make them engrossing 54-card games. They wanted to add them to their "rabbit" line of games - small card games in a small box. They got over a hundred entries - many of them worthy of the prize. Eventually, they settled on four. Then added a couple more card games they wanted to publish.
Thus this Kickstarter: Six card games at once funding via one Kickstarter. It's interesting because not only do the games look like a hell of a lot of fun, but because it's an interesting workaround to the Kickstarter "problem." See, Kickstarter doesn't like you to run a bunch of campaigns at once, but Dice Hate me is doing six at once via one campaign.
It's a really interesting inversion of the usual game publisher to Kickstarter relationship - and probably great for the consumer. Six card games for $50 is below the usual going rate for card games at about $10 each, and going from the quality of past Dice Hate Me games, we'd guess this one might be worth supporting.
The Kickstarter page is right here. [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dicehateme/big-games-for-small-pockets-dice-hate-mes-54-card]
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[Kickstarter=dicehateme/big-games-for-small-pockets-dice-hate-mes-54-card]
Dice Hate Me Games is going down the rabbit hole on this one.
Late last year, Dice Hate Me Games put out a call for submissions and a challenge: Make them engrossing 54-card games. They wanted to add them to their "rabbit" line of games - small card games in a small box. They got over a hundred entries - many of them worthy of the prize. Eventually, they settled on four. Then added a couple more card games they wanted to publish.
Thus this Kickstarter: Six card games at once funding via one Kickstarter. It's interesting because not only do the games look like a hell of a lot of fun, but because it's an interesting workaround to the Kickstarter "problem." See, Kickstarter doesn't like you to run a bunch of campaigns at once, but Dice Hate me is doing six at once via one campaign.
It's a really interesting inversion of the usual game publisher to Kickstarter relationship - and probably great for the consumer. Six card games for $50 is below the usual going rate for card games at about $10 each, and going from the quality of past Dice Hate Me games, we'd guess this one might be worth supporting.
The Kickstarter page is right here. [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dicehateme/big-games-for-small-pockets-dice-hate-mes-54-card]
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