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Serena Nelson writes: "Oftentimes, visual novels that hit Kickstarter (and are not published by Sekai Project) have a slow trickle of funding. Many succeed, of course, but not to outrageous excesses. Well, Seven Kingdoms: The Princess Problem proves that an indie studio can definitely make a huge splash on their first day. Within 24 hours the project was funded and by now it has raised the $3,000 goal multiple times over. How in the heck is this possible?"

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MMOGames' weekly look at Beta, Alpha, and Kickstarter events and news in the MMO industry. The most complete list there is!

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A story driven, fantasy RPG from veteran BioWare designers with over 20 years combined AAA experience

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Fenrir Studios offering free trip to Alaska with 10k pledge to their Kickstarter campaign + free demo/prototype Dark Storm: UDK Build.

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Comcept recently delayed their Kickstarter game Mighty No. 9. This was originally reported by Game Informer after Gamestop notified them that the release window for the game was pushed to a tentative date, indicating that the game would not meet its September release. Well, Comcept has explained why the date has been pushed back.

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The Kickstarter campaign for Keiji Inafune's Mighty No. 9 was wildly successful, and it looked like it was finally going to result in a released game this year. Unfortunately, that's no longer the case.

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VRFocus delivers an interview with Ana Ribeiro, developer of Pixel Ripped, discussing the upcoming title and it's Kickstarter campaign.

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You might not know this, but Elite: Dangerous will be the fourth game in the series. The space simulation started way back in 1984, and it actually featured three-dimensional graphics. The original was way ahead of its time. Now with the gains in technology, Dangerous will feature the entire galaxy on a massively multiplayer platform. The game originally was a Kickstarter project in 2012, and will soon be available for Xbox One. We sat down at E3 2015 with the Executive Producer for the space simulation, Ben Dowie, to get some formation about the game and where it started off.