Here we go with the Q3 sales. Overall, there was a pleasant increase in sales over Q3, mainly down to the boost that the ENnies nominations and our celebratory sale had. However, it's important to note that (from where I'm sitting), it was the direct sales boost that really affected our numbers. IPR did not experience a sharp increase due to the ENnies.

a|state

a|state continues to tick along, showing a bit of an increase this quarter.

IPR: 9
Direct: 3
Con: 0
PDF: 12

Total: 24 (Q2: 15)

Lifetime: Vague

Cold City

The hardback limited edition of Hot War is now available to buy exclusively from our shop for the price of £22. This limited edition pack includes the following: One clothbound hardback copy of Hot War with black stamping on the front and spine, plus a full colour soft-laminated slip case. The book also comes with two regular and two oversized colour art cards.

Click here to see a preview of the pack

Following the launch at Furnace, the Wordplay RPG is now available:

http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/wordplay-core-edition/7815192

What may be of interest here, beyond the game itself, is that the rules are released under a creative commons licence.

http://www.wordplaygames.co.uk/

Dom

"Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.”
- Confucius

A couple of weeks backs I ran a playtest of 6 Bullets for Matt and Gregor. I already gave Andy some detailed feedback on the session. In summary we stumbled through one scene – it didn't play well at all. After the game Matt left and Gregor ran a quick game of S/Lay with Me for the two of us. SLwM proved a great little game. Afterward I brutally hacked 6 Bullets, inspired by S/Lay with Me. Yes I did say hacked and in this case the term is appropriate! I have attached my modification for reference.

There's a pretty good review of Beat To Quarters over at RPGnet. Here's the link

Paul

Hi Kenners

I've posted a pithy AP report about the game of 6B4V that I ran at Furnace 2009 over on the UK Role Players boards.

http://www.ukroleplayers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=127&t=6531

Cheers
Pete