Successful Kickstarters of the week! (29ND NOV 2013)

Here we are again with some more Kickstarter success stories. It's been a pretty good week so far with games such as Super Roman Conquest and The Escapists going way over the pledge goal! I'll also be listing those that still have a little while to go but look to be a success anyway. As always though, not every Kickstarter is a success and believe me, If I listed them all, I'd be here all day. So let's take a look shall we.

Successful Kickstarters of the week! (22ND NOV 2013)

As you know we've done a lot of Kickstarter articles, so I thought it best to update people on the ones that we have featured, that have hit the success goal through the last week. Not every kickstarter has done well though, some haven't even come close, but enough about that, let's look at those success stories!

Dropsy - An Adventure game with a misunderstood but cheerful clown (Kickstarter)

Game Type : Point and click Adventure
Developer/Project By : Jay Tholen
Kickstarter Goal : $14,000
Game Info Quote : Dropsy is an open world adventure game with an emphasis on surreal atmospheric elements and environmental storytelling. It extracts the humor and rich narratives from classic adventure games and places them into a unique exploration based framework. You guide Dropsy and his faithful dog Eughh on an adventure permeated with humor, wondrous sights, and buried secrets. Bizarre, otherworldly events unfold as you discover more about the fateful fire and Dropsy's nebulous past.
Release : Oct 2014
Systems : PC, Mac, Linux

Dropsy: A Surreal Exploration Based Adventure Game (kickstarter)

Game Type : Classic point and click adventure
Developer/Project By : Jay Tholen
Kickstarter Goal : $25,000
Developer Quote :  Guide a sweet but accident-prone clown through strange worlds in a fresh take on the classic point and click adventure.
Game Info Quote : Dropsy is an open world adventure game with an emphasis on surreal atmospheric elements and environmental storytelling. It extracts the humor and rich narratives from classic adventure games (like Monkey Island, Full Throttle, or Grim Fandango) and places them into a unique exploration based framework. Though its roots are in the point-and-click games of old, Dropsy will be an almost entirely text-free experience. There are still colorful characters to communicate with, but the dialogue is handled visually rather than linguistically. This is enhanced by expressive animation and detailed surroundings. The goal is to allow the player to discover the narrative at their own pace. Solutions to puzzles will emerge organically as more is learned about Dropsy's world.
Release : July 2013
Systems : PC