When you look at ancient civilizations, it’s not uncommon for Greek, Norse, and Chinese mythologies to be used as backdrops for gaming.  The Mayans aren’t used very often, and their mythology less so.  However, when looking at the Kickstarter campaign for Mezo, it was easy to see the

Moebial Studios announced that it has brought its point-and-click adventure game Aquamarine to Kickstarter, with a $25,000 funding goal which will end on October 30. If funded, the game will come to Mac and PC next spring. Aquamarine is a small-scale, point-and-click exploration game coming to Mac and PC

Independent developer Matthew Walsh has recently revealed that the Kickstarter for the upcoming action-RPG [The Nothing] has launched with a $600,000 goal. If the goal is reached by November 2, the game will be developed for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Linux on December 2019. The

Get ready to jam those logs as Mega Cat Studios has announced that its Kickstarter campaign for the upcoming multiplayer sports game Log Jammers is live today. The campaign will run until October 12 with a funding goal of $20,000, and will be released on PC with a special

Get ready to grow up, as Simon Stålenhag’s next game from the Tales universe, Things from the Flood, will be released on Kickstarter on September 18. The standalone expansion will share some elements with Tales from the Loop, and players can import their kids from Tales from the Loop

Today, Muse Games announced that its upcoming beat-em-up Hamsterdam is up on Kickstarter today. The campaign will run until late September with a funding goal of $8,000. If funded, there will be a tentative release date of March 2019 for the Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation Vita, and mobile devices.

Frostwood Interactive has recently released its Indiegogo campaign for the upcoming detective mystery game Rainswept, with a planned release for next year and a playable demo available now. The game will focus on two different perspectives during a mysterious murder happening in the idyllic town of Pineview. Detective Michael Anderson

Today, Spatial Gaming announced their breakthrough project that combines tabletop gameplay with augmented reality using holographic projection. This device plans on creating innovative multiplayer gaming through AR without the use of a headset and will have a Kickstart campaign in just a few weeks. Spatial focuses on face-to-face play and