After seeing Graham's thread on playtests at Conception I thought I'd start a new thread.
The idea is for all CEers to post our current projects that are needing playtesting. Hopefully with the info in one location we can have more of an idea of who needs feedback on what and spur on some reciprocal playtests! This thread can also be ported over to Iain's playtesting site when that's running.
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The Dragon Vs The Gun [DvG] D12 based GMless epic pitting chaos against reason
Labyrinths & Lycanthropes [L&L] Prepless toungue in cheek dungeon-bash
Are my two main projects and are both at the playtesting stage of development. You can find current versions on my site (actually they might need updating so hang fire for a couple of days - I know how keen you all are)!
Playtesting site ready!
Submitted by Iain McAllister on Wed, 02/01/2008 - 21:20.
Site is ready to go joe so fire stuff over there if you so wish. Report any problems to me but I think all is well now.
I am going to be posting about the site over the forthcoming weekend about the place.
Cheers
Iain
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'The Giant Brain':Small games, big ideas.
A Need To Kill
Submitted by Graham W on Thu, 03/01/2008 - 00:25.
A Need To Kill: GMless murder mystery game, which leads to some really screwed-up family relationships.
Solipsist
Submitted by Gregor Hutton on Thu, 03/01/2008 - 16:27.
Solipsist: a game about bending reality.
Playtesting stuff here.
David's game could do with a few more groups running it without us. Feedback in the next month would be really great, so please consider looking at it if you have time in January or the first week of February.
My games in development
Submitted by Iain McAllister on Thu, 03/01/2008 - 19:13.
Reel Adventures: A quick play game of action heroes and diabolical nemeses.
Stitch: A game of time travel, choices and the end of the world. In really early development but needs loads of GM and player feedback.
You can get both the playtesting packs direct from me.
Cheers
Iain
Mob Justice now available!
'The Giant Brain':Small games, big ideas.