level 2, up to 30 for level 6). The player with the most points wins. (If players tie for highest score, they share the win.) Expansions Another Day, Another Dollar Several expansion card decks (called Another Day, Another Dollar) have been made, allowing the players to act in horror films, musicals, science fiction features and kung fu movies. These 14-card expansion decks add 10 new scenes in the given genre (some with up to FOUR available roles), and four "Special Effects" to the game, making for longer, more varied and more complex gameplay. The scene cards are compatible with both versions of the game, but the Special Effects will only work with the original game. DEADWOOD: On Location Another expansion, DEADWOOD: On Location, adds a new set of six unconnected gameboards representing "location shoots" the players are now trying to get on (these boards are used in place of the original gameboard; the same base game cards are used, as can be any of the expansion card sets). Players get TWO moves per turn, which include using Bus Stops to move from location to location. Each Bus Stop has three dice on it, which relate to the locations to which the Bus Stop "connects". The player rolls three dice. If any of the rolled dice matches one of the numbers on the Bus Stop, the player can move to the connecting Bus Stop (the Bus Stop featuring the number of the location where you started) at that numbered location without it counting as a move. (NOTE: With its various rules changes, Version 2.0 is incompatible with "On Location".) Deadwood Studios USA On March 1, 2013, Cheapass Games began a Kickstarter project to produce a "deluxe" edition of the Version 2.0 game, titled "Deadwood Studios USA". Unlike other Cheapass Games' products where you have to supply your own game pieces (dice, markers, play money, etc.), this deluxe boxed game would include all the components needed to play straight out of the box. The project's donation window was open until April 2, with a goal of $35,000 to be able to produce the game. As of March 10, 2013, the project had 374 backers and over $20,000 of the goal achieved. The Kickstarter succeeded and the product has now shipped to backers. Reception The reviewer from the online second volume of Pyramid stated that "If you're already familiar with the games of