Just watched a review for Furnace look interesting, on the Wishlist it goes
I saw the review for Rip Off from WEM - that game looks a hoot.
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Imperial Steam - I’ll keep an eye on it to see if the game’s system is to my liking.
Kingsbridge: Das Spiel - a Wolfgang Kramer game.
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I’ve just learned that there’s going to be a cats and dogs expansion for FORT…
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Don’t do that to me…
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goes to preorder
$15 shipping, I’ll wait
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Same thought process 
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Woah woah! Hold the phone!? Gravwell 2nd edition!?
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Wasn’t there already a Gravwell second edition?
This might be the game that finally pushes me into Kick-starting a Lacerda:
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I am livid that you got in a Cloudbusting reference before I did.
But in this version the government are apparently funding it, rather than arresting Donald Sutherland?
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I have been following the game for a while but still have no idea really what it is going to be like. But it sure looks cool (but which Lacerda doesn’t?)
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I blame o’toole. He’s my illustration crack dealer.
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So apparently Splotter are releasing a new game next year called Horseless Carriage… and that is all of the information I have been able to find.
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There’s an interview they did with Heavy Cardboard. That podcast has a bit of info about it.
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It all sounds like Hearsay Conjecture to me.
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While reloading the Spielworxx website hoping for the John Company preorder announcement (I am getting nervous)… I stumbled upon their announcement for this one:
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That does look cool.
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I think “18xx-style tile laying” is a bit of a false step. Often the tile laying in 18xx games is one of the more transparent aspects.
I feel as though they will scare away people who have dabbled in 18xx but found it too brutal, or people afraid to even try.
Whereas, 18xx players are likely to see “18xx-style tile laying” and think, “too bad it doesn’t have the good bits of 18xx, like the stock holding/market, or the train rush”.
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