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Keiji Inafune continues to push the line with his Kickstarter campaign for Red Ash, and Grab It discusses what the latest news means for fans as the game picks up a rookie publisher.

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COG writes - This Kickstarter funded game from rookie developer Yanim Studio exudes charm and has gorgeous visuals. While it has places it could improve there's no doubt Red Goddess: Inner World is a strong debut for the new studio.

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Earlier this year Argonauts Interactive ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for Colonial Conquest. This game was none other than a total homage to the 1985 video game of the same name.

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Marcus Estrada writes: "The Banner Saga by Stoic Games had an absolutely phenomenal Kickstarter campaign back in 2012. Raising over $700,000, the team were able to get to work and produce a much-loved PC strategy title. We know that The Banner Saga 2 is coming, but that's not the only thing developer Stoic have been working on."

Added: 30.07.2015 18:38 | 48 views | 0 comments


Sacred Agony is a survival horror game that will take player directly to hell, allowing him to possess humans and demonic creatures

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Team17 will publish Yooka-Laylee and says it wants to take the Kickstarter phenomenon to retail - MCVUK

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TheArabGamer: "Red Ash, the Mega Man Legends successor which has been struggling on Kickstarter the past month, has managed to get funded. How? Well it's thanks to the massive support of FUZE Entertainment, a Chinese game company that specializes in distributing and publishing AAA games."

Added: 30.07.2015 3:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


Marcus Estrada writes: "What happens once a game has succeed on Kickstarter, made its way through development, and is just about ready to launch? Unfortunately, there's not a super easy way to take all those backer email accounts and send each a copy (especially if you're using some form of DRM and/or distributing download codes). Often, folks end up having to send emails one by one -- sometimes running into spam filter issues along the way. It's possible that this will now be a thing of the past if a new tool introduced by IndieGameStand becomes popular."

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BATTLETECH will be coming to Kickstarter this fall