I've funded a few more projects and have seen a few others delivered. These projects are listed in the same order that they display on my Kickstarter profile page. I've also inserted Indeigogo projects into the lineup according to when I funded them. There are a couple of projects I funded just to support and follow their updates, those are marked as $1 recipient.
So here's the format:
Estimated Delivery: May 2013, brief description of project and whether or not it was delivered on time
Green delivered on time or early
Blue not delivered yet but not late either
Yellow means late but delivered
Red means late and not yet delivered
Estimated Delivery: January 2019, another RPG book, estimated delivery is obviously a joke, just started
Estimated Delivery: November 2013, card game, just finished, I'll be surprised if they aren't late
Estimated Delivery: September 2014, an open world fantasy RPG video game, almost didn't fund, but has a long time to gather extra donations via paypal
Estimated Delivery: September 2013, an RPG, these guys have three weeks to release on time
Estimated Delivery: December 2013, plenty of time, via updates it almost looks finished
Estimated Delivery: September 2013, Burning Wheel + OSR game, the books are shipping now!
Estimated Delivery: November 2013, essays about Doctor Who, this guy is a workaholic, my suspicion about it being late has evaporated
Estimated Delivery: Jul/August 2013, use your eyes to control a Kinect sensor, looks like these guys hit a legal snag, $1 recipient
Estimated Delivery: October 2013, a Lovecraft marionette play, $1 recipient
Estimated Delivery: June 2013, a not entirely serious secret society in Kansas, $1 recipient
Estimated Delivery: August 2013, a photography book, $1 recipient
Estimated Delivery: May 2013, avant-garde fashion designer, $1 recipient
Estimated Delivery: May 2013, dance company needs a space to perform, $1 recipient
Estimated Delivery: December 2013, iOS version of board game, on time as far as I know
Estimated Delivery: December 2014, a video game, I will be pleasantly surprised if this arrives on time, it's a long wait!
Estimated Delivery: December 2012, self-explanatory, the books have been printed but we're still waiting for delivery
Estimated Delivery: September 2013, deluxe version of old board game, it was almost early
Estimated Delivery: August 2013, Cthulhu + World War 2 rpg, hit lots of stretch goals but it's looking slowed down from feature creep
Estimated Delivery: August 2013, dungeon delving dice game, it's a fun little game, this is one of the best Kickstarters I've backed
Estimated Delivery: March 2013, I only funded this for the Apocalypse World playbook offered but I put in a decent amount of money
Estimated Delivery: July 2013, a local band wants to do one last album before they split up, two months late
Estimated Delivery: April 2013, a card game, an RPG, a drinking game, and a sequel, for a game about getting drunk this project was run very professionally
Estimated Delivery: May 2013, webcomic printed into deluxe graphic novel, exactly on time!
Estimated Delivery: August 2013, self-explanatory, sort of late but they couldn't get the rights to Twilight... it's disappointing but not their fault
Estimated Delivery: May 2013, animated film by Ralph Bakshi, I don't think he understood what "estimated delivery" meant
Estimated Delivery: February 2014, documentary about Susan Oliver, on time as far as I know
Estimated Delivery: June 2013, weird horror rpg, we are assured progress is being made for a finished product
Estimated Delivery: July 2013, self-explanatory, a successful funding campaign even if the finished product didn't end up in everyone's hands
Estimated Delivery: March 2013, got some pdfs but the printed book was very late
Estimated Delivery: April 2013, a deck of cards + rpg resource, regular progress and updates but still late
Estimated Delivery: April 2013, tribal African rpg, slow moving but consistent, it arrived 5 months late
Estimated Delivery: June 2013, an OSR rpg book, delivered two months early!
Estimated Delivery: February 2013, a deck of cards with zombie iconography, delivered two months late
Estimated Delivery: December 2012, a movie based on a comic book, the movie isn't finished yet but low-level backer rewards have been delivered
Estimated Delivery: March 2013, an African-inspired OSR rpg, was delivered 2 months early!!
Estimated Delivery: June 2013, a book of Brom's artwork, only ran one month behind
Estimated Delivery: September 2012, 1st issue of a self-published comic book, on time
Estimated Delivery: August 2013, Call of Cthulhu rpg scenario, success has delayed the project
Estimated Delivery: September 2012, local business, on time and so far they've been very successful - GOOD MEAD!
Estimated Delivery: July 2013, a new rpg from Monte Cook, AMAZINGLY after everything this project added it still delivered on time!!!
Estimated Delivery: September 2012, gamer-themed cookbook, inexcusably late
Estimated Delivery: November 2012, a dwarf-obsessed rpg, a total fucking debacle! I will be surprised if this ever gets delivered
Estimated Delivery: October 2012, a new album by BMSR, everything was either early or on time
Estimated Delivery: February 2013, Neal Stephenson's swordfighting video game, I only funded this to support the work but I think they could have gone through an established game studio for assistance
Estimated Delivery: October 2012, a hardcover version of one of the Lamentations of the Flame Princess rulebooks, woefully late!
Estimated Delivery: October 2012, a Cthulhu tiki mug, it was a little late but was otherwise a huge success
Estimated Delivery: August 2012, an OSR rpg, updates are few and far between and this project still hasn't been properly delivered, inexcusable!
Estimated Delivery: November 2012, a video game, 6 months late but there's a "beta" build for the game (version 0.3)
Estimated Delivery: August 2012, GM-less rpg about saving the world, delivered late but I have it and for some reason still haven't played it yet
Estimated Delivery: September 2012, self-explanatory, on time and I actually got more than I paid for so her critics can go fuck themselves with razorblade dildos because she treats her supporters well
Estimated Delivery: December 2013, weird apocalyptic animated film, production is moving faster than expected!
Estimated Delivery: July 2012, an Aztec-inspired rpg, super late but eventually delivered
Estimated Delivery: None listed, I chose the cheapest reward and I've still never received it
Estimated Delivery: November 2012, a new 6th edition for the OGRE board game, production difficulties and bloated stretch goals have really delayed this game but frequent updates are informative and show that lots of work is being put into the final product
Estimated Delivery: September 2012, a zombie board game I liken to Left 4 Dead, delivered super EARLY
Estimated Delivery: June 2013, a video game where you play a necromancer, infrequent updates, releasing next year
Estimated Delivery: August 2012, a horrific post-apocalyptic rpg, still haven't played it yet (what's wrong with me?!)
Estimated Delivery: January 2013, Shadowrun video game, I always thought their estimated delivery date was optimistic
Estimated Delivery: November 2012, a combat strategy video game, super late, the game is still in "multiplayer beta" which for some reason I've never been able to access
Estimated Delivery: October 2013, post-apocalyptic video game, super excited for this one and it looks like it might actually be on time
Estimated Delivery: August 2012, an OSR megadungeon, LATE but it's moving forward again now that James Maliszewski has been divorced from the project
Estimated Delivery: December 2013, a multi-part documentary explaining modern politics from the same guy who did Everything is a Remix, appears on schedule
Estimated Delivery: July 2012, a farm-building card game, got it one month late
Estimated Delivery: April 2012, zombie-themed deck of cards, delivered two months late
Estimated Delivery: October 2012, Tim Schafer's next video game, like Ralph Bakshi I don't think these guys understood the phrase "estimated delivery" when they set their kickstarter up
Wow. I wish I had that kind of cashflow, haha.
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