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Hier ein paar Infos und ne recht beeindruckende Bildergalerie zum bald erscheinenden Humandyne:
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Zusammen mit dem geplanten neuen Lord of the Rings RPG 2 (für mich zumindest) sehr interessante Schwerter in der Schmiede dieser hervorragenden Entwickler.
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Und grad noch gesehen ... Kuro. Macht 3 interessante Games die hoffentlich bald rauskommen. Vor allem schön wird's wenn sie für Kuro (und Humandyne?) das fabelhafte Qin-System benutzen werden.
Hier noch ein paar Infos zu Kuro:
This game takes place in Shin-Edo (new name for Tôkyô) in 2046 (well, you're right it was a tribute to Wong Kar wai, but it has nothing else to do with the game..and yes, we had the rights to use Making of a cyborg from GITS for our trailer on our website).
It's not cyberpunk, it's futuristic. And dark. Kuro means black in japanese.
A mix between Blade Runner, Ghost in the shell, Gattaca, X, and some horror japanese movies like Kairo, Cure, The Ring.
Biotech, gene therapy, genocracy, androids, well, everything scientists today are trying to create for the future.
There was a black-out during some minutes called the Kuro Incident. Then Japanese people learnt that they avoided a bomb, protected by a dome of sheer energy.
The japanese governement knows nothing and the Nato is putting Japan under blocus suspecting a resurgence of military use.
So the Japan is on his own again. And weird events, eerie apparitions, heinous unexplained murders happens.
Kuro is in two parts and evolving : first book with the rules (as simple as in Qin but with some special concepts like Gimmiku), second book, Makkuro (pitch black) with occultech, a screen, and all the scenarios leading to the second part, Kuro Tensei.
The second part will be an heroic game with the same basic rules (with additional rules of course), called Kuro Tensei and you will know exactly what happened really and be able to go on playing your characters with some changes, or keep your characters and play in the first game's book.
tiltviewer - powered by the AirtightInteractive Tiltviewer Picasa template from www.paulvanroekel.nl
F-Shop
Zusammen mit dem geplanten neuen Lord of the Rings RPG 2 (für mich zumindest) sehr interessante Schwerter in der Schmiede dieser hervorragenden Entwickler.
Edit:
Und grad noch gesehen ... Kuro. Macht 3 interessante Games die hoffentlich bald rauskommen. Vor allem schön wird's wenn sie für Kuro (und Humandyne?) das fabelhafte Qin-System benutzen werden.
Hier noch ein paar Infos zu Kuro:
This game takes place in Shin-Edo (new name for Tôkyô) in 2046 (well, you're right it was a tribute to Wong Kar wai, but it has nothing else to do with the game..and yes, we had the rights to use Making of a cyborg from GITS for our trailer on our website).
It's not cyberpunk, it's futuristic. And dark. Kuro means black in japanese.
A mix between Blade Runner, Ghost in the shell, Gattaca, X, and some horror japanese movies like Kairo, Cure, The Ring.
Biotech, gene therapy, genocracy, androids, well, everything scientists today are trying to create for the future.
There was a black-out during some minutes called the Kuro Incident. Then Japanese people learnt that they avoided a bomb, protected by a dome of sheer energy.
The japanese governement knows nothing and the Nato is putting Japan under blocus suspecting a resurgence of military use.
So the Japan is on his own again. And weird events, eerie apparitions, heinous unexplained murders happens.
Kuro is in two parts and evolving : first book with the rules (as simple as in Qin but with some special concepts like Gimmiku), second book, Makkuro (pitch black) with occultech, a screen, and all the scenarios leading to the second part, Kuro Tensei.
The second part will be an heroic game with the same basic rules (with additional rules of course), called Kuro Tensei and you will know exactly what happened really and be able to go on playing your characters with some changes, or keep your characters and play in the first game's book.
