(11-11-2013, 06:14 PM)Phaze Wrote: [ -> ] (05-29-2013, 06:12 PM)senjen Wrote: [ -> ]Found a really cool Kickstarter that was inspired by games such as Banjo-Kazooie, and and many other Nintendo based games
A Hat in Time (literally made me cry when i watched their video the game looks great)
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jona...platformer
If It does get the funding they are hoping to get it put onto Steam and Possibly the Wii U as well.
Damn, I wish I found this post earlier.
In short, Mecha is a massive scumbag and I don't think A Hat in Time should've gotten a single cent from anyone. I probably wouldn't have really made a difference, but I saw the whole shitstorm (d)evolve on Facepunch some time back.
M-mecha?? No wonder the game looked lackluster...
I just looked up the whole Facepunch incident, man Mecha is a cunt :s
What happen to it?
It looked pretty promising.
Check out
Rain World, a survival platformer in which you play as a Slugcat that must gather enough food to survive another hibernation cycle. However, bigger creatures than you are looking to snack upon you to survive the cycle as well, and you must either sneak past them or fight them off using your surroundings. There's also the matter of the bone-crushing rain that makes life on the surface impossible...
Rain World uses physics-based animation and a good chunk of its development has been focused on making enemy AI incredibly cunning and vicious.
It's also on Steam Greenlight.
Hey guys, i'll admit I havent been around here in a while, with moving house and not owning a computer ive not had a chance, but, I found this and had to post it here before it ends tomorrow.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1821...ref=banner
This is a megaman board game, not sure how many of you are into board games but I know a lot of you are into megaman and it seems pretty cool, and theyre still releasing more for it the more backers they get.
Amd yknow, owning a megaman board game will be pretty cool
I want to like your post but the like button disappeared.
Yay La-Mulana 2! Now the question is, will it be more like the original or the remake?
Heart & Slash is a 3D roguelike brawler in which you play as Heart, a robot who's fighting to keep his identity in a post-human world populated by machines in which conformity rules. At first, he just wants to escape from the forces of the robot leader QuAsSy (
Quality
Assurance
System), who makes sure that everyone and everything is the same, but when he meets another rogue robot named Slash, that's no longer his only desire...
Every playthrough is different with different level layouts, as well as weapons (of which there are 75) and body parts (of which there are 60), both of which changing how the game plays.
Also on Steam Greenlight.
If you're interested in seeing how the game has developed, you can do so
here.
Here's a double dose of spaced-out Kickstarters!
Planets³ is an open-world voxel-based RPG that allows you to travel to different planets. However, you'll have to either unlock or build a spaceship first. In the meantime, you can gain the trust of the natives of the planet you're on so they can help you master the crafting system and gain new skills.
The Orion Project is a sci-fi open-world game from the people that brought you Orion: Dino Horde. It has interactive AI (everything behaves differently toward one another), complete customization of your character, and space travel. Also, it involves dinosaurs and robots.
Looks goo--
-No Portuguese translation
Nope
That Kickstarter mentioned something about learning a new language just for the game? I'm not sure exactly what it means by that, but I assume that it is very similar to "dino talk" found in Star Fox Adventures. While it is a cool idea on paper, it is just silly and is a little frustrating to understand (not to mention that after Slippy Toad finishes the translator, you never hear anything else relating to the language again).
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