The game will be up on our website www.projectgood.co.uk for download when the ‘Actual’ opening ceremony starts on Friday 27th July. While I’m sure you’d rather be watching what London has to offer in terms of dancing and pyrotechnics – why not download it & send it to your printer so you…
Holy moly – I haven’t posted in a month and a week. Bad Ryan. Here’s the logo for the upcoming free download Good: Olympic Edition. Using the GtB mechanics there’s a whole bunch of events lined up and a couple of special powers thrown in for good measure. Including a…
Right as I’ve found the time here’s a little preview of what’s coming up this year from Project Good (in no particular order): Decent: The extension to the expansion is being written, looking at mass troop rules and powers atm. Will be looking for playtesters in July/August. Game to be…
Here’s the first of my proposed list of the demo miniatures I’ll be taking to the Games Expo for use in the GtB games, trying to get a selection together to cover as many of the powers and miniature bonuses in the core rulebook: 3 more to decide on…
Well in order to prove one of our many taglines for Good: the Battle – i.e. it can be played anywhere. I though I’d take the opportunity to play the game on the snow… Of course, if the dice was thrown too hard it would sink, but made for an interesting trench…
Well seeing as Good: the Battle can be used with any miniature, and all of the bonuses gained depend solely on the miniature; I thought it might be useful to give a daily example of a quality miniature and the appropriate benefits it would gain in a game (and probably list some appropriate powers…
While clearing out some of my old wargaming stuff, I came across this, which I believe is approximately the third ever mock incarnation of GtB: It was certainly the first version with an attempt at a logo, which isn’t too dissimilar with what we finally went with. Reading through we haven’t changed too…
Well I think i’m getting the hang of the blog thing (well it looks nicer now anyway) … Good: the Battle has been nominated for the first round of voting in the TGN Reader’s choice awards! While we’re up against the likes of Warlord Games, Privateer Press, Soda Pop, Gripping…
