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  • Crowdfund Bookie, September 22 - 28: Death Road to Canada, Octopus City Blues

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    Mike Suszek
    Mike Suszek
    09.30.2013

    The Crowdfund Bookie crunches data from select successful Kickstarter and Indiegogo campaigns that ended during the week and produces pretty charts for you to look at. This week in crowdfunding, the Kickstarter projects for Death Road to Canada, Octopus City Blues, The Moaning Words, Swords of Edo, Tetrapulse, Crystal Arena and The Attack Pack ended. Death Road to Canada, a roguelike "road trip simulator" that has players managing a crew of randomly generated survivors of a zombie apocalypse, earned the most money ($42,708) and had the highest number of backers this week (1,879). The week's highest average pledge per funder went to Crystal Arena, a MOBA-like strategy game, which received an average of $134.23 from each of its 98 backers. Head past the break to see the week's results.

  • A spy and an alien walk into a Kickstarter

    by 
    David Hinkle
    David Hinkle
    09.13.2013

    We know you're used to one game for one Kickstarter campaign, but NYC-based developer duo "ATKMTN" is upping the ante with one pledge drive dedicated to two games. The Attack Pack includes SOS, an episodic spy thriller, and The Grey Man, a sci-fi tale revolving around an extra-terrestrial with trans-dimensional powers. SOS will ship with two episodes, "both of which feature a tightly knit story with linear, hand-designed levels," the Kickstarter post promises. Perhaps the most exciting part of SOS is how it promises a fluid balance between accomplishing your goals using stealth or full-on action. The Grey Man, meanwhile, emphasizes dual concepts of exploration and human capture, with players traversing a national park and bringing back unsuspecting folks to the alien's spacecraft. The two games have been in development for nine months already, with the ATKMTN duo tackling just about every facet of development themselves – save for sound. The Attack Pack, if funded, will land on PC in May, 2014. The duo has also expressed interest in pursuing other platforms "down the line."