The Devil Made Us Do It is actually 3 games all in one campaign from Monte Cook Games. Each one has the players looking to turn the tide on the devil, himself, in a set of RPGs that require little to no set-up time to play. You can check out the full Kickstarter now.

From the campaign:

Stealing Stories for the Devil is a fast-paced tabletop roleplaying game by legendary designer Monte Cook, in which you save existence as we know it by bending reality to carry out the perfect heist.

When you play Stealing Stories, you pull off the perfect heist. Unique mechanics and structure ensure players and PCs are competent and cool at every stage of the adventure, and always have a trick up their sleeves. A collaborative scenario-building process means zero GM prep as the group formulates its elaborate plan while creating the adventure scenario at the same time. Unique mechanical elements such as Mission Cards hand the initiative to the players, turning crisis into opportunity just when it looks like there’s no hope of success. And, as reality-shaping liars, PCs can reshape their situation in literally any way they can conceive of. And lies always succeed. (While success is not the question, the price may be steep.) Throughout gameplay, unprecedented player agency ensures the PCs create and pull off amazing feats, completing their heists against incredible odds and looking great while they do it.

The campaign's more than 4x funded with 15 days left to go.

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A new expansion for Chronicles of Drunagor is up on Gamefound. It's the Age of Darkness Darkness Apocalypse set and it brings new missions, new mechanics, new bosses, and plenty of new adventures to go on. Head on over and check out the campaign now.

From the campaign:

We have been listening to the community, and many of you that missed our first campaign will now have the opportunity to snatch the Chronicles of Drunagor: Age of Darkness Full Reprint.

As a startup company, CGS is delighted to offer you the entire content from our first campaign. If you missed out on an expansion, now it's your chance. If you missed the whole campaign, don't make the same mistake again! 

Chronicles of Drunagor - Age of Darkness is a fully cooperative and strategy board game of tactical combat in a dungeon crawl adventure for one to five players. Age of Darkness is based on multiple 3D scenarios, each of them played separately or in a continuous storyline. Each scenario has its own unique setup, darkness rules, and different goals that will need to be achieved in order to obtain victory.

The campaign's more than 2,700% funded with 7 days left to go.

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There's a huge world out there, ready to be explored. It's the far-off future and you're building a team to do some exploring. That's where you find yourself in Earthborne Rangers, a new cooperative deckbuilding card game that's up on Kickstarter now.

From the campaign:

Earthborne Rangers is a customizable, cooperative, adventure card game set in the wilderness of the far future for 1 – 4 players. You'll begin by building a deck that reflects your character's personal history. Then, as you explore the open world and your story takes shape, you'll augment your deck with improved equipment, refined skills, and the memories of your journey.

Creating your Ranger is very much like creating a character in a role playing game. You'll craft your Ranger's backstory from a variety of options.

You begin by choosing their aspects. These grant you the resources that you'll use during play. Next, choose your Ranger's background, their specialization, their personality, and finally, their outside interest. Your choices will give you access to specific card pools from which you'll be able to choose the cards that best fit your character concept.

The game's more than 1.5x funded with 19 days left to go.

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The Norse gods' world has been destroyed. So, they're looking for a new place to call home. They've spied the Greek Isles and have realized that it might be nice to take a Mediterranean trip. However, the Greek gods are still there and don't take kindly to a northern Invasion. That's where you find yourself in Divinus, a new legacy board game that's up on Gamefound now.

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The game's more than 6x funded with 13 days left to go.

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The new Kill Team box set comes with lots of Orky terrain for your tabletop. And if it was just a preview of how the pieces look, that'd make for a regular Terrain Corner entry. However, in this preview, we also get a look at the various terrain rules for the game, making it something just a little bit extra.

From the preview:

Kill Team: Octarius will be here soon, and a lot of attention has been paid to the gob-smacking Ork Kommandos and Death Korps of Krieg models – and with good reason. A lot of hobbyists, however, will find the Ork-themed terrain an irresistible addition to their gaming setup. Let’s take a closer look, shall we?

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An ancient temple filled with relics that should be in a museum. That's where you find yourself in The Lost Code, a new board game up on Kickstarter. However, the builders wanted the artifacts to stay where they are and so have created traps for unaware adventurers. Will you figure out the code and escape in time?

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The campaign's about halfway to its goal with 27 days left to go.

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Plaid Hat Games has another preview up for the upcoming deck for Ashes. This time around, they're once more delving into Lulu's deck. We get a look at a core strategy of the deck, upgrading things and destroying anything that's not also been upgraded.

From the preview:

Welcome back Ashes players! Things are heating up with the next round of previews for the Gorrenrock Survivors. Check out the latest from Lulu’s deck!

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Being a Project Manager for a game company requires a ton of commitment, an eye for detail, and extremely high skill in organization. If you have that, then Corvus Belli might be looking for you.

From the article:

Do you enjoy having a leading position in projects, and face difficulties head on? Does a good challenge motivate you? Because two of your very first challenges will be to promote an improvement process in the management of our projects and to put yourself in our players' shoes. More importantly, how do you see yourself being part of a company in which the CEO prefers to be referred to as Lord Commander? 

If you're still reading - this might be a once in a lifetime opportunity for you!

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Sure, the ships are the main focus of Armada, but there's a secondary blue ocean up in the sky that is also seeing combat. Fliers have taken to the skies and they're going to change up how the game works. In this article, Mantic takes a deep dive into fliers and how they work.

From the article:

The introduction of the varied flying creatures and contraptions in Pannithor to the Armada setting was an exciting challenge for the RC. It was the first time we could create a complete set of rules and mechanics in Armada. So, how can you use them in your fleets to crush your enemy?

Well, first, you probably need to know some of the basics of how they work! We approached the design of fliers very carefully. We wanted to make sure this was still a Naval game at heart, with fliers as a Support unit to your main fleet. We tried to balance gameplay with realism as much as possible; therefore ships can’t simply sail up to a flier and unleash a broadside and kill it, as in reality the flier would be out of the trajectory of the ships and safe. At the same time, fliers have turning angles like the other ships, to stop them being able to constantly carry out attacks on a single ship until it is sunk.

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The new edition of Kill Team rebuilds the game from the ground up. We've seen a lot of previews about minis and how attacks work and such, but what about the fights themselves? Will you just be throwing your minis at your opponent's and seeing what happens? Not so much. In this preview, we get a look at Missions and how they'll work in the game.

From the article:

We recently looked at how to put together a kill team using the finely balanced, points-free system and examined the forces you can choose from in the upcoming Kill Team: Compendium. Now you’ve got your team of specialists at the ready, it’s time to dig into the missions they’ll be embarking on in matched play games in the new edition of Kill Team.

Matched play is a game mode that focuses on providing the most mechanically balanced games possible, ensuring that you and your opponent have a level playing field to test your strategic nous against each other. The strategic decisions begin before your models even hit the tabletop, so you’ll need to bring your A game to emerge victorious on the battlefields of Kill Team.

The core of the matched play experience is the mission you’ll be undertaking. There are nine to choose from in the Kill Team Core Book’s Critical Operations mission pack, and each one provides special actions and mission objectives that can dramatically alter your plan of action. For example, in Consecrated Ground missions, you can power up operatives that place themselves in harm’s way by controlling objectives at the end of each turn, or Turning Point.

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