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Divekick takes a leap of faith on Steam Greenlight, due in summer
Divekick, the two-button fighting game from One True Game Studios, is trying its luck on Steam Greenlight with an updated launch window of summer 2013, pushed back from this spring.Divekick was the subject of a successful Kickstarter campaign in July, but Iron Galaxy canceled that fundraising drive once it secured a publishing deal with Street Fighter 3: Online Edition's Iron Galaxy. Perhaps One True Game is hoping to transfer all that unfinished mojo into a Steam launch.One True Game Studios and Iron Galaxy have plans to bring Divekick to PC, PS3 and Vita this summer. Divekick began as a parody but is now a rising name in the fighting game circuit; it'll be at PAX East in booth 899, if you're around and down for some serious kicking action.
Divekick finds a publisher, kills Kickstarter fundraiser
The Kickstarter page for Divekick, a fighting game billed as a parody of the genre, has been updated to reflect the campaign's closing, despite reaching its goal of $30,000. Divekick has found itself an unnamed publisher, and the money pledged will no longer be collected.Those who decided to back the Kickstarter campaign won't miss out on the perks, though said perks are being tweaked a bit. Since t-shirts can't be sent out without some money being sent in first, a special pre-order page will be set up for direct purchases.Higher reward tier backers will be able to unlock custom color schemes for character outfits, appear in the background of a stage, suggest their own characters, or contribute tips for display on the game's loading screens.
