If it sounds a little too American McGee for you, take a look at some of the gameplay footage before moving on to the next project. What is it : A beautiful platformer featuring an edgy Little Red Riding Hood.
Having raised only $215 of its $18k goal as of this writing, Travencore has a long ways to go if we’re going to playing this one any time soon. There’s a number of RPG elements added in to help give things some additional depth, 4 player co-op (as you would expect), over two dozen enemy types, and some pixel graphics that look to fit in very nicely.
What is it : Think Gauntlet gone roguelike in a procedurally generated world. However, Albino Lullaby is a bit unique in that it’s got some seriously off the wall world design, is designed with VR in mind, and is being brought to us courtesy of a team of industry vets. and, yeah, there’s plenty of those out there. Seriously, what’s happening in that title screen? The game itself is a first person horror adventure game. What is it : A first person horror game with some of the most bothersome graphic design I’ve seen in a while. The campaign is struggling out of the gate though, and needs to have some fantastic days if it’s going to be successful. It features some above average graphics, immersive sound, and a story that is reminiscent of the horror classic Sanitarium.
A rite from the stars kickstarter series#
What it is : A first person psychological horror game that promises to be more than just a series of jump scares. Featured Campaigns : In order of launch date. The rest of the games are usually smaller campaigns that are lacking in information, are from unknowns, have unanswered questions, or have not yet stood out for one reason or another. Featured campaigns are those that contain a significant amount of game information, are from known developers, or are significant in some other way. You’ll find two types of campaigns listed, “ featured” and “ the rest“. This isn’t to say that all of these projects are worth your hard earned cash, but with any luck having all of them in one place will make it easier to educate yourself on the projects you’d like to back, and which ones to run from. Every week (starting now at least) we take a brief look at all of the Kickstarter campaigns that launched in the previous week.
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