Join in the final hours of celebrating a successful Kickstarter campaign and looking forward to the final game next year. Come share moments, thoughts and laughter with the Rogue Angels Team! It’s all happening as part of the Facebook Event on Sunday, October 1 at 19:00 CEST (13:00 EST)
Stretch Goal: Reached 10th Stretch Goal yesterday and are already half way to the next and we still have 3 more days left in the campaign.
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Deployable Hardware (tokens) now part of the game (via the latest Stretch Goal). This will add different types of drones, droids, platforms and devices for our heroes to deploy during a mission. These can help with hacking, distorting enemy movement and increase characters’ movement when close to enemies (as well as help with attacking them).
The next Stretch Goal (105,000 Euros will add 12 new terrain tiles)
Two Livestreams! Thursday, September 28 at 22:00 CEST (16:00 EST) on Discord =>Discord Link
And then Sunday, October 1 at 19:00 CEST (13:00 EST) on Facebook – a LIVE Celebration during the final hours of the Kickstarter campaign. Come share a few moments, thoughts and laughter with the Team =>Facebook Event
Liege of Games had a Kickstarter Preview and while it could sound negative, Emil doesn’t get those vibes. He just wasn’t aware of how easy Rogue Angels is to learn / relearn and get onto the table. [Len agrees – compared to ISS Vanguard, Rogue Angels is much easier and straight forward – I can say this since I managed a website for ISS Vanguard with over 600 articles, and now manage a website for Rogue Angels] =>Kickstarter Previews
The Friendly Boardgamer had fund with his initial plays =>Facebook mention
Board Game Officer posted their 3rd playthrough – this time for mission 4A =>Mission 4A Playthrough
I thought that I would make a quick video showing you what was inside my prototype box (thank you Emil Larsen for arranging for me to get this prototype!). Of course the final game will be complete and place holder graphics will be final graphics, etc. Photos of the box it came in (from another reviewer who was finished with it) are below the video window:
What is interesting is that Emil Larsen (game designer / developer along with many other on this super fantastic team) put together 50 prototypes and then numbered and signed each one! As a family of Elementary School Teachers, I have put together many kits of materials for 30 students in a classroom, so I know what it is like putting these kits together. Emil put together 50 plus each was far more intricate with many more components. I’d hate to hear how long it took him to put all the prototype boxes together!
Next… Photos of the box that UPS delivered to me today:
Rogue Angels now includes Deployable Hardware! I’m not sure what that is so I can’t give you detailed info about it right now, but it reminds me of ISS Vanguard equipment tokens that you could place on your current location on the map. This should add some depth (um, not depth charges) to the game!
Here are the words that caught my eye!!!
Yes… Deployable!
Here is the Stretch Goal that was just added to the game:
What’s next?
Twelve new terrain tiles PLUS 6 more maps with associated missions and setups! I think that we just may get these two stretch goals since we have 3 more days and maybe the last day will be when stragglers make up their minds to get in on this wonderful experience (aka a “game”)
As any Mass Effect fan will tell you, while the series’ combat may be thrilling, the game’s real heart is in its characters. From Garrus to EDI, gamers fell in love with the crew of the Normandy and their camaraderie. In truly emulating Mass Effect, Rogue Angels will also feature a deep focus on characters and their evolving relationships. Coupled with a deep narrative and an extensive breadth of world building, Rogue Angels should have something to satisfy almost any prospective player.
I’ve enjoyed the One Stop Coop Shop videos for years now. They have a variety of ways of presenting games that helps us understand not just the game but whether or not we would LIKE the game. Rogue Angels hits that LIKE button quite nicely for me and also for Kim in this clip with Steve:
Yes, all 77 one minute video clips are here as a reverse chronological list!
If you don’t subscribe to YouTube channels you may have missed when your favorite reviewer talked about Rogue Angels! You can check out the full videos list =>Video List(with links)
QUICKER WAY
Here is a quick way to see what the various reviewers are saying in one minute chunks. And while watching a video clip, there is a link to the full video in case you want to see more from that reviewer!
The 1 minute clip list (most recent at the top):
Gettin Jiggly Wit It (playthrough) =>1min clip (Sep 26 2023)
Room and Board (Kickstarter preview)=>1min clip (Sep 25 2023)