Kickstarter Games - Roundup

Another Kickstarter roundup:

Omni Link:

A different kind of visual novel featuring space exploration, real-time tactical combat, character driven plot, & choices that matter.

30 days to go

$465 from $5500 funded

Heroes of Shaola:

Story-driven RPG with addictive plots, unique characters and fun gameplay.

28 days to go

$60 from $1000 funded

InSomnia:

Single player/co-op RPG in a retrofuturistic world. Explore a half deserted metropolis, slowly making its way through the universe.

16 days to go

27.998 £ from 55.000 £ funded

Himeko Sutori:

An epic adventure putting you in control of 100+ unique heroes in tactical turn-based battles.

6 days to go

$10.170 from $10.000 funded

Krai Mira:

Krai Mira is a post-apocalyptic RPG that takes place on radioactive wastelands and swamps, dead settlements, caves and forests.

13 days to go

3.102 £ from 2.000 £ funded

The second stretch goal has been reached.

Arcadian Atlas:

Arcadian Atlas is a 2D isometric tactical role playing game about the choices people make in pursuit of the things they love, and the havoc it wreaks on a kingdom.

0 days to go

$95.204 from $90.000 funded

Slacker backers can pre-order via PayPal now.

The stretch goals have been shuffled around.

More information.

Krai Mira:

Krai Mira is a single player post apocalyptic rpg game that takes place on boundless steppes, radioactive swamps, distinctive settlements and grim mountain forests of the same-named island.

Inspired by Fallout1 and Fallout2, Krai Mira also borrows some features from Diablo and Commandos. Though we focus on the combat system you will also enjoy wandering around, exploring new locations, trading and performing quests in this particular post apocalyptic world.

The problem? They ask only 2K pounds total for that?!
Is it just me or that smells fishy?

Other projects I don't want to touch.

Krai Mira can be bought on Steam already on EA and has positive reviews.

They just use Kickstarter to polish and finish the game.

I have it already on Steam. There is still not much there, but that little is quite good. If they manage to finish it, and admittedly it's a big 'if', this could be a great game.

Minimum investment on Kickstarter, very little too lose anyway…

Sometime I wonder if they use kickstarter more for publicity than actual direct cash infusion.

Originally Posted by HiddenX
Krai Mira can be bought on Steam already on EA and has positive reviews.

They just use Kickstarter to polish and finish the game.

InSomnia isn't doing too badly considering it's their second go around. They're past the half way point with two weeks to go. Maybe it's a bunch of new contributors?