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Backers of the overwhelmingly successful Kickstarter campaign for Mighty No. 9 will soon have the opportunity to try the game firsthand.

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The Divinity: Original Sin 2 Kickstarter campaign has been a runaway success, climbing faster than Larian Studios dreamed possible so fast that two of the new Stretch Goals were unlocked before being revealed! Today the whole list of Stretch Goals for the game have been revealed.

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We're not pulling your leg, honest

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We're not pulling your leg, honest

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From Kickstarter : We're writing to let you know that GRIP - An intense futuristic combat racer (Canceled) has been canceled by the project creator.

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The GameKid is a handheld, Raspberry Pi powered, retro gaming console

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Serena Nelson writes: "Until last week the last we heard from the Kitaru devs was almost a year ago. Several people, including myself, had finally written it off as a lost cause. About two months after I had written up a post mortem I got a message in my inbox telling me that development has been continuing, albeit at a snails pace due to having lost valuable people on the team and taking time to learn how to code. While I'd have loved to have heard this news much earlier than this at least we now know why there was radio silence and that the game is still on track to being finished. And we finally have a short, although in rough alpha state with low polygon count, demo to play in."

Added: 27.08.2015 21:20 | 18 views | 0 comments


EB: "Back to Bed was developed by a group of students from DADIU in 2011 and was influenced by artists Salvador Dali and M.C. Escher. Fast forward a few years and the developers offered their game on Kickstarter for crowd-funding. It garnered enough backers to get Back to Bed made for Android, iOS, and Steam in 2014, then in came LOOT Interactive to publish the game for Sony."

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Serena Nelson writes: "Until last week the last we heard from the Kitaru devs was almost a year ago. Several people, including myself, had finally written it off as a lost cause. About two months after I had written up a post mortem I got a message in my inbox telling me that development has been continuing, albeit at a snails pace due to having lost valuable people on the team and taking time to learn how to code. While I'd have loved to have heard this news much earlier than this at least we now know why there was radio silence and that the game is still on track to being finished. And we finally have a short, although in rough alpha state with low polygon count, demo to play in."