3.31.2012

Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack

The mecha community's been abuzz with a kickstarter project, of all things: the Mobile Frame Zero: Rapid Attack Rulebook. Spearheaded by Joshua A.C. Newman, lots of LEGO stuff by Soren, and game design by the folks at lumpley (one of those blogs that I always want to read but can't seem to get interested in). A $10 backing gets you in an a very cool project and a PDF of the rules, once released. I hope this will fuel a surge of micromecha, especially if they're as nice as this:


Posted by Lukas W at 31.3.12

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1 comment:

Mantisking said...

I'd just like to say "Thanks!" for blogging about this game. It's a favorite of mine. TBB still has only made a sideways mention of it in blogging a mech made for it.

5/12/2012

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