The GLOW 1996: Psychic Eustace Delmont, Special Intermission - The New Outgunned Book Is Now on Backerkit

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The New Outgunned Book Is Now on Backerkit

The current The GLOW 1996: Psychic Eustace Delmont is based on Two Little Mice's Outgunned RPG. Combining the base game with the first Action Flicks' "Neon Noir" and "With Great Powers" flicks, it plays a bit loose with rules here or there but the system as written is amazing at playing these larger than life type characters and moments. 

In what is a pleasant coincidence, the next "chapter" in the Outgunned series - Outgunned Superheroes - is now crowdfunding on Backerkit. Besides the new game, there will be a third Action Flicks, a new Mission Dossier, and a variety of bits and bobs (including a new dice set). 

For those that have missed any of the previous stuff, it is pretty much all there. There's a pretty massive €449 "Mightiest Hero" tier that is essentially "get it all in one click." And a few others that allow you to pick up the previous books, dice, coins, and so forth. For people like me who have the books but not the dice, I'm partially going in early just to get those. 

Also, one of the flicks in Action Flicks 3 is something very, very near and dear to my heart:


I am stupidly excited for that one. 

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