Address lockdown time!
over 5 years ago – Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 10:38:51 PM

Hi to all from Nightfall.

Time to confirm your address

Finally, has come the time to lockdown addresses. So please go and check the Backerkit and confirm your address. We will lock all addresses on the 30th April. Any addresses wrong at that point will result in either a lost parcel or a requirement for resending. If the parcel needs resending we will need you to pay for the second attempt. We cannot replace lost parcels, lost to out of date addresses.

As soon as the A4 is with us we will start shipping. Process for this to follow in a subsequent update.

And on the presses right now:

Our exceedingly good printers have sent us this image of actual pages coming off the machines.
+++ THE MACHINES WORK FOR US +++
Over the last few years, we wondered if we would ever see this. Now we have. Now you have.

Do you dig it?
over 5 years ago – Tue, Apr 09, 2019 at 02:36:28 AM

Salute 2019
over 5 years ago – Tue, Apr 02, 2019 at 04:41:55 PM

Nightfall Games will join Word Forge Games at Salute 2019. 

We will also be demoing the miniature game.

Are you going to be there? Are you a £100 pledger and would you like to pick up what is available of your pledge? If so email [email protected] before the end of Thursday this week to let him know.

NOTE: we will not be able to handle people who want to swap out things from the CORE of the pledge. So only contact Mark if you are happy to get the following. We will add any of your ADD-ON we can from your pledge too. Any ADD-ONs we don't add or needs swapping out will be sent with the A4 Rulebook:

The Show Exclusive Model:

This Brainwaster (or Ebon if you like), will be available to purchase at Salute and all other shows we attend this year, or will be given away to free if you spend £30 or more at the show.

For those of you not able to attend we will add him to the Nightfall website in the run up to and during any show we attend. He is there right now to buy or get for free (when you spend £30).

DarkNight

At last DarkNight make an appearance:

These too are on the website right now and will be launched at SALUTE. We have a great Bundle deal during the show (and on the website)...saving 22% on these new products (and you get the Promo Brainwaster for free as well). 

Check it out here.

Book Status
over 5 years ago – Thu, Mar 28, 2019 at 06:25:24 PM

Hello everyone!

This will not be a particularly long update, but is probably one of the most exciting for the Nightfall team.

The Cannibal Sector One RPG and Miniature Games Rulebook will go to print on the 4th of April. Print quality will be full colour and produced by the manufacturer that made Hunter Sheets 2 for us. This company is considered the best in the industry and is used by all the big European RPG publishers.

Before then, Shepp and Jared are finalising lay out. Dave is completing the cover and Clint Langley (YES Clint Langley) is completing the last Chapter header.

We are 99.9% certain we will have the book at UK Games Expo 2019.

As many of you know, this book has been a long time coming and has seen its fair share of trauma. It has also metamorphosed from its inception as an 80 page miniature game rules book with around 25% RPG content to a 356 page RPG book with 40 odd pages of miniature rules. When you pledged, it was expected that the book would retail at around £25-30, but now we have the biggest book ever produced for SLA that will retail at £45 and you are still getting it for the £20 or so you pledged.  - As said before, none of the Nightfall team saw any of the money that you pledged for creating or producing the book or all the miniatures, art A5 etc since we took over (bar a very few art work commissioned over 2.5 years ago), and we have spent over £26k and 1000s of hours saving this project from inevitable failure. 

We are very proud of this book and are very excited for you all to get it. 

Thank you for your patience and thank you especially to those of you that have supported our team throughout this entire process (or even most of it). 

Cheers from Nightfall Games

The Time & Tide ZineQuest 'zine by Tanya Floaker
over 5 years ago – Fri, Mar 15, 2019 at 09:34:06 AM

Hello from Nightfall!

TIME & TIDE

The Time & Tide ZineQuest 'zine by Tanya Floakeris a fan made SLA focussed Kickstarter running right now.

Time & Tide is Tanya's love-letter to the World of Progress. Rather than focus on homebrew rules or new scenarios her intention is to dissect the heart & soul of SLA Industries.  What about this game has led to such a die-hard fanbase to still be active and growing after almost thirty years in print? Answers to this question will be attempted using essays, photos, fiction, interviews, art, social media posts and even recipes. 

The Kickstarter is doing amazingly well and currently is 4 times over target. We have agreed to share it here with you so that you can get in on the KS if you wish, but be aware that this is an independent project not affiliated with Nightfall.

CONTENTS

• Is it future or is it past? An essay comparing the themes and setting for SLA with those found in Twin Peaks and the dischordian ideas surrounding the KLF
•  Real Talk / Real Time An interview with Jared and Mark from Nightfall Games about their thoughts on the creation process for SLA Industries
•  The Mall of Progress Designing new brands and a massive downtown shopping center to capture the disturbing nature of capitalism
•  Fan Service A chat with Ste Winwood about his love for SLA and how it led him to create and maintain several active fan forums online
•  So Dark They're UV Exploring the horrors of the BPN gig economy 
•  Dark Lamentations Fan created art & fiction, including work by Tamsyn Kennedy, Stuart Burns, Roger Duthie, and Ste Winwood
•  The Bigger Picture A personal account of how SLA Industries fandom helped one person through personal struggles
•  CS1: Cake Sector One SLA themed baked goods! 

 Is this project in any way connected with Nightfall Games?

Nope. This is entirely a fan-created labour of love. While Nightfall are doing an interview, it is no different from a fan doing an interview with a punk band and putting it in their fanzine - the zine maker ain't in the band.

  Check it out HERE