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I think what you're thinking of is more a small-press phenomenon than a Kickstarter specific thing. Kickstarter just makes it easier for small-press operations to get noticed.

I've read it but haven't played. It seems like a good setting. I'm not super familiar with Tales of Adventure, but in general the noir genre tends to be darker than pulp (hence the name). Heroes tend to be more flawed and situations are more ambiguous. There's more trying to survive and get by...

I think the reason is that Gumshoe is specifically targeted at running investigations, while I feel that something like Fate or World have a lot more options. If the designer wants to create a game that's anything other than weekly investigations, they are probably not going to use Gumshoe to do it.

It's positive, but I'm more concerned about hotel space than event space.

With just two hours left we are just $175 from the full-color stretch goal. We can do it!

We've got 48 hours left, and we are less than a thousand dollars away from our full color stretch goal!

Sneak Attack Press is excited to announce the release of Fire Queen of Dover for Savage Worlds, the latest in the Tales of the Great Lakes series for Broken Earth. Word has spread from fishing village to fishing village about the Fire Queen protecting the town of Dover. She is a powerful...

Thanks! The short campaign length is a bit of an experiment. A big part of it is because Kickstarter campaigns always slow down in the middle, so I wanted to see what happened when you shortened it, and also the funding goal was relatively small, so I figured it didn't need a super long campaign.

We are now passed two stretch goals, giving us pretty maps and all original art. Color is next. Oh and we've passed 100 backers!

We've reached our initial goal, and are well on the way to our first stretch goal!

Sneak Attack Press has just launched the Kickstarter Campaign for Drakonheim: City of Bones. In a matter of hours we are nearly at our goal! Drakonheim is decaying city, where decadent aristocrats ignored the needs of the populace. Once part of a might empire, it now stands as the last...

We are now just one week from launch!

Drakonheim is a fantasy city full of intrigue and surrounded by danger. Goblins dwell in the sewers, undead walk the streets, and aristocrats scheme for greater power. Hobgoblins ride across the northern planes, lizardfolk rule the southern swamps, and all manner of monsters hunt in the western...

The system is called Abstract Dungeon, and there's more info here: http://www.sneakattackpress.com/products/abstractdungeon/ (It's actually published by a small company that I run).

We are still looking for people, but for the moment we've switched to an indie game using a pirate theme. If that's still interesting let me know!

Sounds like fun! My only thought is that maybe each player should control one of the goblins in each tribe, that way they'll all have something to do when the invaders are in each of the rooms.

I GM a gaming group is going to start a new D&D 5e campaign, and I'm looking to recruit a couple new players. We normally meet Thursday evenings, but all the current players have said that Wednesday is also possible. It's a home brew setting, centered around an isolated city. It used to be...

Yes, I think this is indeed the point. People who love the Rifts system will probably stick with that. More than any other RPG I can think of, there are many people I know who love the Rifts setting but not the system, and I'm pretty certain that this is who Savage Worlds Rifts is aimed at.