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Serena Nelson writes: "Three years ago Cyberpunk action-RPG Project Lodus launched on Kickstarter. The team behind the game, then known as Leviathan Interactive, sought funding to get a vertical slice demo to show off to potential publishers to pick up the title. A month later they managed to just sneak by the $50,000 goal by the width of a proverbial hair. But, what's been happening since? Not a lot apparently."

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Recently I had the pleasure to interview video game developer Jelle Van den Audenaeren about his new rollerblading game On A Roll and its Kickstarter campaign.

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"With the Kickstarter for Tokyo Dark slowly nearing its deadline, we have got a hold of Jon Williams from Cherrymochi to talk more about this exciting new horror adventure. Whats most interesting about this game is the depth which it will offer. With 10 different endings and various possible interactions depending on your stats, Tokyo Dark seems to be shaping into a very engaging title." - Rice Digital

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Song of Horror has found itself Greenlit with little issue. Thats a pretty impressive feat given just how many games hit that crowdsourced voting system each week. With that said, the excitement hasnt fully carried over to the Kickstarter campaign.

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A hilarious YouTube video showcases Koji Igarashi and Mega64 teaming up to kill a vampire to create awareness for the Bloodstained Kickstarter project.

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Destructoid: Great fighter with a glass jaw Double Fine's less scrutinized Kickstarter success, Massive Chalice, has been formally released half a year since entering Early Access. Along with Invisible, Inc., it formed a one-two punch of time-eating, XCOM-tinged turn-based strategy for me.

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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has reached its next Kickstarter goal, securing a port to PlayStation Vita.

Armature Studio will be handling the handheld port, and a physical release is planned as well. Here are the specifics that will be unique to the PS Vita version: Music Export - We thought it would be awesome to be able to export the game’s music to the Vita’s music library. So we’re going to do that. PS4 Cross Save Support - Obviously, we’ll need to work with the PS4 dev team on this, but we’ve done cross save before and we’d love to do it again. Touch Screen Support - Remember how we mentioned drawing on the map on the WiiU version? Why not do that for Vita too? And scrub around the map with your finger as well. PlayStation TV - We’ll also make sure that the game is fully playable on the PS TV. ​The Kickstarter currently sits at a whopping $3,629,540 in pledge money, with 4 days left in the campaign.

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Perhaps one of the most anticipated upcoming titles for the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display (HMD) is SUPERHOT, the stylish first-person shooter (FPS) that raised over $250,000 USD through a Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign back in 2014. The developer behind the videogame has been providing monthly updates on its progress of late. June 2015s update, recently arrived and with it brought two brand news GIFs of the title in action. Both of these can now be seen below.

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Its been a while since the developer of virtual reality (VR) compatible fitness title, Porco Grande, has provided an update on the project. The humorous videogame sadly failed to pass a Kickstarter crowd-funding campaign in 2014, but developer Johan Pruys has been pushing on with its production all the same. Its already known that the project is on its way to the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) on PC, but its now also been confirmed that Porco Grande will be released on the debut SteamVR device, HTC Vive, and Samsungs mobile HMD, Gear VR.