KickTraq

Adventure game enthusiasts, it's time to get excited! The team at Torrezno Entertainment has announced the Kickstarter campaign launch for their latest project, Legends of Castile, set to kick off on October 29th. This point-and-click adventure game promises to transport players to the enchanting lands of Castile, filled with mystical stories and engaging gameplay. To sweeten the deal, the campaign comes with a slew of enticing physical rewards for backers, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre. (Read More)

Most Kickstarter campaigns these days have nothing to do with raising funds. Instead, they’re used as marketing by corporations that already have the budget to bring the product to market. But there are still some startups launching Kickstarter campaigns that do genuinely need the funding. If the campaign fails, then so does the entire project. That was, unfortunately, the case with StuckAtPrototype’s Kickstarter campaign. It failed to reach its funding goal and StuckAtPrototype had to throw in the towel. But instead of giving up entirely, he decided to reengineer the product and make it open source. (Read More)

Tesla’s in-car software is widely recognized as one of the best, if not the best in the automotive industry, with smooth animations, a snappy interface and the promise of added features down the line via over-the-air updates. However, it’s also widely known that Tesla EVs don’t have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and that sometimes it can be quite fiddly to get to commonly used controls like turning on the wipers or even opening the glovebox. (Read More)

The Broken Empires RPG Kickstarter will likely surpass half a million dollars in funding (it is currently around $370k with 12 days to go). It's an intriguing Kickstarter, but I will likely back only at the digital level (39 bucks, which is a bargain) instead of physical books. I figure if I go beyond simply reading the rules to actually running the game, I can snag a physical copy later. (Read More)

Illustrated by Takashi Konno and coming from Paris’ Ynnis Editions, Nobi Nobi RPG has a group of players take turns being the GM and the main character. It wraps after three rounds. What’s more, Nobi Nobi RPG uses dice and packs of cards, with each deck acting as a story you can shuffle with another. You can see progress on a Kickstarter. (Read More)