Kickstarter

If you are a fan of first person physics based puzzlers like Portal and Quantum Conundrum, then you will love today’s Kickstarter of the Week. We bring you SCALE, another first person game about a prisoner using a high tech piece of technology that can break the laws of physics.

Today’s Kickstarter of the Week looks at a project that recently closed to a ludicrously successful amount. Tynan Sylvester’s Rimworld only asked for a mere $20,000 to get off the ground. Instead, it raised over ten times as much, closing out at $268,132 with over 9,000 (no, not a joke), backers. So let’s take a look at why Rimworld was so successful and why you might want to think about pitching

Welcome back to another Kickstarter of the Week. Today, we are looking at the castAR Virtual Reality Augmented Reality goggles. Wow that’s a mouthful.

Long time readers of this site know what a complete retro arcade freak I am. It's one of the reasons I started the Arcade Spotlight series, so I could highlight arcade culture and help spread the word that arcades aren't dead yet. And if this new Kickstarter project passes, we'll have one more reason to bask in the glory days of gaming.

Today’s Kickstarter of the Day is Pixel Press, a new game creation platform for iOS and Android that lets you draw your own platforming stages, literally. The game’s primary tool isn’t inside the software at all. Instead, Pixel Press allows you to draw your own platforming stages on plain old paper! You then take a picture of the level with your iOS or Android device, and Pixel Press interprets wh

Remember Eternal Darkness? No? Then you have bad taste in horror games my friend.

The platform game Buddy & Me achieved its $40,000 goal, as it totaled up $42,093 in its Kickstarter campaign.

Atomhawk Design aim to reach new artistic levels with their point and click adventure The Realm, and they are seeking help from Kickstarter to aid them on their journey.

Per IGN, Metroid Prime lead level designer Jason Behr is developing Buddy & Me, an iOS and Android title for his new studio, Sunbreak Games. Unfortunately, it has some tough sledding to do if it wants to meet its Kickstarter goal.

SoundSelf, a video game which creates images based on sound your voice creates, has reached its Kickstarter goal of $29,060. A new stretch goal of $36,000 has been implemented, however, for a possible Burning Man exhibit.