Wild Speed: Space Family

Devlog

• Ghosts on A Train Actual Play Podcast
  April 05, 2022 by NotWriting

  Hey la familia! Just wanted to briefly mention another entry into the massive Wild Speed Space Family universe. The folks over on Ghosts on a Train, an actual play RPG series that usually plays Ghost... Continue reading
• The Film Franchise Expands!
  March 01, 2022 by NotWriting

  Hello Family! Just updated the page with playthroughs that some fine creative folks on Youtube have posted, thus expanding the cinematic universe of Wild Speed Space Family: Dice Priori: Wild Speed Sp... Continue reading
• Story Games Bundle
  September 09, 2021 by NotWriting

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  Hey Family! Wild Speed: Space Family is currently part of the Story Games bundle, a co-op sale of 30 games from 25 creators. In addition to getting a copy of Wild Speed: Space Family you'll get some a... Continue reading

  
• The TTRPG Menagerie Bundle
  July 23, 2021 by NotWriting

  Hey Folks! Today is Creator Day at itch.io, that means itch doesn't take a cut of our sales and it's the best time to buy some new indie games. To celebrate, I've put WILD SPEED: SPACE FAMILY in a bun... Continue reading

  
• Version 2.0 New Look!
  March 12, 2021 by NotWriting

  Hello Familia! Wild Speed: Space Family has a brand new look! New cover image, new design, and slightly revised text throughout. Also the itch store page has gotten a bit of a renovation as well!... Continue reading

  
• Fixed the Update
  January 30, 2021 by NotWriting

  Hey Racers! So uh, looks like the older version of the rules/layout has been on the itch store page for... like a year? I didn't realize until now. So if you download the most recent version (v1.1) y... Continue reading
• Version 1.1 Update
  December 02, 2019 by NotWriting

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  Cleaned up the design of the game and made both the game and the itch page a bit prettier. All in preparation for its inclusion in the Tropes Game Jam Bundle. New gear shift tables Edited rules text f... Continue reading

  
• Community Copies Added
  October 10, 2019 by NotWriting

  Many indie creators on itch offer free copies of their game to people from poor and marginalized backgrounds. This makes their games accessible to those who often wish to play them but lack the means... Continue reading