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Crowdfunding Quick Pick: A Peek Inside ‘Bullet Cubed’

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By Jonathan H. Liu Verified
| GeekDad
Earlier this month, Level 99 Games launched a Gamefound campaign for Bullet Galaxy, two new expansions to their Bullet game series, and the campaign includes tiers to get the base game, the expansion content, or even an all-in with everything included. I’ve mentioned some of the earlier Bullet campaigns in my crowdfunding roundups in the past, but I’ve never done a full review, mostly because it’s a game that I backed myself but had not received a review copy.
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Reaping the Rewards: ‘Misfit Heroes’

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By Jonathan H. Liu Verified
| GeekDad
Build your crew of wacky heroes in the land of Absurdia, from the supermodel skeleton to the many-limbed stock broker. In “Reaping the Rewards,” I take a look at the finished product from a crowdfunding campaign. Misfit Heroes was originally funded through Kickstarter in early 2025; it was delivered to backers earlier this year and is now available for purchase. This review is adapted from my Kickstarter Tabletop Alert to show the finished product. What Is Misfit Heroes?
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Stack Overflow: Borders and Crossings

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By Jonathan H. Liu Verified
| GeekDad
Borders are strange things. Some are physical things: a river, a canyon, a wall. Others are more conceptual: the lines between countries, for instance. And then there are those that are magical: the borders between worlds. Today’s stack of books has stories about crossing borders of all sorts. Sublimation by Isabel J. Kim I’m going to start with a book that really wowed me with its premise and the way it was explored.
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