9 DAYS LEFT!

Now that the campaign countdown is into single digits we thought it’d be fun to mix it up a bit. We’re giving everyone a chance to earn those stretch goals without spending any money!

STRETCH GOAL CHALLENGES

Starting today there are 9 challenges that you, our fans, can complete. For every three challenges completed we’ll unlock one of our stretch goals. Starting with Mad Scientist.

These will stack! So, if we hit our funding level for Mad Scientist AND at least 3 challenges are completed then you’ll also unlock the Upgraded Card Stock.

 

The first 4 are all about how many fans we can get to follow us on various platforms – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and BoardGameGeek.

The next 5 are all activities that you’ll need to document and post on your Facebook, Twitter or Instagram accounts.

Just be sure to tag us by using #RobotLabCG so we are sure to see what awesome thing you did.

Here’s the Full List of Challenges:

Social Challenges:

• 500 Total Facebook Likes (Facebook Link)
• 150 Total Twitter Followers (Twitter Link)
• 250 Total Instagram Followers (Instagram Link)
• 50 Total BoardGameGeek Likes (BGG Link)

Activity Challenges:

• 5 Robot Selfies (That’s a selfie of you with a robot)
• 5 Robot Drawings (That’s original drawings made by you – not just ANY robot drawing)
• 3 Videos of fans doing the Robot (Ya know, the dance…)
• 3 Videos of fans signing “Mr Roboto”
• 3 Videos of fans impersonating a famous robot (Do your best Wall-E, Johnny 5, C-3PO, Terminator, etc…)

REMEMBER: Tag your Photos and Videos with #RobotLabCG

Other News!

Yesterday we got featured on Geek and Sundry! So, we’re kinda a big deal now 😉

 

A week from now we’ll be at Capricon37 in Wheeling, Illinois – If you’re in the area COME JOIN US! It’ll be your last chance to play RobotLab in-person before the Kickstarter Ends. (We’ll also be giving out RobotLab Prints, Sticker and Notebooks – SO COME GET SOME SWAG!)

 

The artwork has been finalized for MAD SCIENTIST. Here it is!

 

That’s it! WE’RE IN THE FINAL DAYS! Thanks for the support!

 

 

– Team RobotLab