TRIGGERS is a card game designed to provoke animated discussion among friends. Players win points by accurately guessing how others voted on controversial questions such as: "Is it OK to punch a Nazi?", "Pineapple on pizza?", "Is climate change an urgent priority?" and many more!
Here's the video from our first international Triggers competition! Congratulations to Ashutosh and his home country of India! Honorable mentions to Brazil, Russia, and Western Canada!
https://live.kickstarter.com/richard-lajoie/live/triggers-live-stream--watch-us-play
So we’re just under a week in and we’re off to a great start! Thank you once again for all of your help bringing this game to life. We're so happy to have such a great group of supporters!
We still need your help! Here’s how:
Do you know anybody who likes party games and enjoys stimulating conversation? Help us out by sharing our project with friends personally or through your preferred social media network. We need to get the word out as much as possible!
You can find our pages here:
We need to get some attention from the Kickstarter community and get the game some more exposure. One way to do that is to have lots of comments coming in on the Kickstarter page (here http://kck.st/2vp0pEM). So leave us a comment or 3, it can be anything… “Can’t wait to play!” or “High five” or whatever your heart desires.
Thanks again! More updates to come!
Richard and Danny
Speaking of the Kickstarter community... we met some awesome folks Jon and Molly who are running a campaign for their own party game called “Wing-it: The game of extreme storytelling”. We backed it ourselves and it looks like a lot of lighthearted fun. As they describe it “Wing It is a hilarious storytelling and problem-solving game. You and your friends pit your imaginations against each other as you dream up ways to overcome unlikely challenges”. If you’re into storytelling and making stuff up, go take a peek at their project here. http://kck.st/2wEzpAJ
Wow! We’re at 15% after the first day of the campaign! Thank you to all of you who’ve backed the project and those that helped spread the word. We really appreciate it.