I promised OHT I would contribute more to the gaming side of this site, so here's my list of things I have backed in the past couple of years. I've pulled back a little in the past six months, mostly due to blowing most of my gaming budget on the Conan Miniatures game....
ACKS - everything I think, including the new starter module. I mostly got it because of Kiero's excellent Actual Play descriptions of his Ancient Mediterranean hack.
Blades In the Dark - everyone is raving about this. I like the idea, but don't really know much about it
Nefertiti Overdrive - awesome, love the simple, cinematic system, love the setting, hugely evocative.
Sorcerers of Ur-Turuk - Graham Bottley is fantastic, hard-working and communicative. This is a wierd-but-wonderful magic system. As good as it is, the highlight is the use of watercolours for the art, painted by a friend of the Bottley family. Can't think of another product with art like that.
Paranoia RPG - I never loved this as much as others did, too silly for me. That presumably explains why I splashed out a huge chunk of wonga on this, the "join us in New York for a game" level.
Deluxe V20 Dark Ages - I love history, and had a blast running a campaign for my homies back in the day. Very much looking forward to cradling this beast in my arms.
Joe Dever's Lone Wolf - the title is presumably to differentiate it from some manga that's out there. As a huge fan of the game-books back in theday, I have high hopes for this thing, splashed out a chunk of change on it...but wasn't quite committed enough to cough up for the Kai Cloak that was on offer as an add-on.
Designers & Dragons - not strictly a game of course, but a must-have product, a monster piece of research. Compelling reading all the way through.
The Great Kingdom - again, not a game, but rather a movie about the birth of D&D. This project remains stillborn as a result of copyright issues or summat.
Strays - a kid-friendly RPG by someone that posts here. Saw the name, backed it in a heartbeat. It actually looks good too.
A World of Dew - A Samurai Noir Roleplaying Game - I don't know the game this is a descendant of (Blood & Honor), but this looks great. There was a positive review recently, which has guilt-tripped me into reading the book properly once I get back home.
He Who laughs Last - A Cthulhu Dark RPG scenario - not read it yet. It was cheap, so I backed it.
Delta Green: Tales From Failed Anatomies - Arc Dream walk on water, if they publish, I will buy.
TimeWatch: GUMSHOE Investigative Time Travel RPG - looks a blast, and the community is super-vibrant. Sadly I haven't had a chance to really get into it yet. Would love to check this out at a convention somewhen.
Scarlet Heroes RPG - I don't even remember backing this....
Adventures in the East Mark - The Red Box - Spanish "BECMI" thingy.
Very pretty.
There was some kind of meltdown between the Spanish and American partners and the Blue Box subsequently never(?) materialised. There are already Blue, Green, and Black boxes in Spanish, so we remain in hope.
Torchbearer - easier than Burning Wheel, but still a bit of a brainmelter. Fascinating experiment though, I love this game.
Blade of the Iron Throne - Riddle of Steel reboot apparently. Didn't light my fire, but I should probably revisit it at some point. I remember they received some backlash when they announced that they weren't going to do any more updates on Kickstarter, you had to go to their website. I think they backed away from that fairly sharpish, at least until the product launched.
Sorcerer Upgrade - one of those Ron Edwards' storygames so beloved of this place. I liked the ambition, but the game itself left me cold.
So what you got?