new life Fines Double Once again starting from the team’s tradition, launched its own New projects on Kickstarter achieve Crowdfunding nearly $500,000, but stranded in a particular dispute.
As we’ve seen, Tim Schafer’s team was one of the studios spun off from Xbox Game Studios and made independent again in Microsoft’s recent reorganization, which has forced it to revert to some of its old habits.
As announced by the developers, for new games they are asking users to directly support the selection and financing of the games.
a setback
Thus, the tradition of Amnesia Fortnight was revived, with a selection system involving the presentation of various projects that would be scrutinized directly by the public: Kickstarter was thus used to fund new games and give users the opportunity to vote on which project to continue.
The idea also carries with it the sensational promise of Brutal Legends 2, which has clearly been appreciated given how smoothly financing has gone so far in the event of certain (and difficult) circumstances.
The project reached nearly $500,000, but after announcing the introduction Erika Ishii Among the cast of the new game may be a voice actor.
The actress is best known for playing the title role of Tamagotchi, Valkyrie in Apex Legends and Lady Deathstrike in X-Men 97, and is considered a “controversial” figure by some in the gaming community.
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In fact, he publicly expressed his concerns Positions on gender, sexuality and politicsthis advanced idea is disliked by many players from conservative areas, which directly reflects the progress of the Double Fine project.
After reaching its $550,000 stretch goal on Kickstarter, news of Ishii’s arrival sparked a return of sorts, resulting in less funding, although the main goal was still well exceeded.
In addition, there was a very lively discussion Close comments About the topic on relevant platforms.
Games chosen as Double Fine’s next projects include Architropics (a city-building game where buildings move, turning everything into a strategy), Bard Crawl (a cooperative dungeon crawler), Plot Armor (a turn-based RPG mixed with a visual novel), and Uprise (a fast-paced platformer about gliding with sails).
