Another Kickstarter to check out

[Kreador Freeaxe]

For those of you who have a bit to risk on another Kickstarter for an RPG like we all enjoy, here's a new one from Guido Henkel that he's been working on for a while. For those who don't know who he is, he was one of the developers of the Realms of Arkania trilogy and the producer of Planescape: Torment.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/g3s ... nethermore

The new game, Deathfire, includes turn-based combat, a fantasy realm, single player controlling a party of up to 6 (4 PCs and 2 NPCs).The first-person view isn't my favorite, but the depth of thought Guido has been putting into this is inspiring enough that I kicked in a pledge. Also, some of the bonus materials are coming from friends of mine, so…

[Vroqren]

It looks good. I agree that I'm not a huge fan of the first-person view though.

Also, some of the bonus materials are coming from friends of mine, so…

I swear you're friends with everybody Kreador...

[Painted Lady]

While I'm not a huge fan of the first-person view either, I can handle it if the game is turn based. The effort that has been put into this project is impressive. Here's hoping they can make it to the finish line.

[Kreador Freeaxe]

I swear you're friends with everybody Kreador...

I'm a friendly kind of guy.

[Leezar]

The first-person view isn't my favorite, but the depth of thought Guido has been putting into this is inspiring enough that I kicked in a pledge.

This games combat system is more like Swords and Serpents than Oblivion, or did I get it wrong?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HO2mGB1EYvk

For your information, Swords and Serpents was an excellent game, because it had a much less clunky combat system than heroes of might and magic and oblivion / wasteland oblivion.