Legrand Legacy – Tale of the Fatebounds, to give its full title, was originally a Kickstarter campaign asking for the handsome sum of £85,000. There was a lot of interest, some high-profile people and websites gave it praise, yet that didn’t warrant a success story.
Read MoreInSomnia is the successful Kickstarter from Studio MONO, it got funded and reached a few stretch goals, but more can be achieved by those who missed out pledging on Kickstarter.
Read MoreElite is the company behind the Kickstarter for the Bluetooth ZX Spectrum and it seems people aren’t too happy about how Elite hasn’t been paying royalties, causing backers to cut their pledge to the minimum £1.
Read MoreThere has been a bunch of ‘hi-res’ images of the Bluetooth ZX Spectrum released, but they’re pretty much all the same, so there is just one in this article. There are also some interesting links, so it’s not all bad.
Read MoreKristian Fosh created his own little indie studio called DreamFever due to a passion for creating games, but he isn’t new to game development and in an interview, tells us about how and why Jason the Greek became his new project.
Read MoreNow the policy on MG is that Kickstarters which are doomed to fail won’t get coverage. Jason the Greek: Ladies of Lemnos on the other hand is already a third funded and actually appears to have something unique about it.
Read MoreDarkSeas Games has started a Kickstarter to help fund a project called Road Redemption, which will feature Road Rash-style gameplay along with all current and next-gen capabilities and best of all, be DRM-free.
Read MoreAs Kickstarters go, success depends on reaching the target. If the money isn’t raised on time, the Kickstarter creator doesn’t get any money and they either go back to the drawing board to create another strategy, dump the idea altogether or continue without funding whichever way they can.
Read MoreThe original creators of Dizzy, the Oliver brothers, have started a Kickstarter campaign to help fund a brand new adventure featuring the oval one, Dizzy. Philip and Andrew (no, not those ones) are hoping to raise £350,000 in order to bring the egg back.
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