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Indivisible: Valkyrie Profile/Metroid, Indiegogo, PC/Mac/Linux/PS4/XB1 -- funded!
- Thread starter HadesGigas
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It's really remarkable, and an impressive display of mutual respect.
That's crazy. I assumed you had to jump through some crazy hoops for a few of them.
Enough procrastinating, in for 60. Happy to say that you guys will be popping my crowd-funding cherry. After watching (and enjoying the hell out of) how you guys handled Skullgirls, and even moreso this campaign, it was a no-brainer. Doubly so after getting a taste of this lovely game.
Since I'll likely be neck deep in work when you cross the finish line, early congrats guys!
Since I'll likely be neck deep in work when you cross the finish line, early congrats guys!
Infernostew
Member
It's pretty common with crowdfunding. Last 72-48 hours usually see the fastest growth, especially on projects that are close to funding. With IGG, they take your pledge money right away (unlike KS that takes your money when a project successfully is funded) so some people held off until they were comfortable with having the cash taken. Also, the game looks awesome and Lab Zero did a hell of a job with the IGG campaign and the thirst is fucking reallllllllll!
RandomExpletive
Member
Holy crap could it finish tonight? Would be sweet to see it soar past that 1.5 before the last day
Speedydonut
Member
I asked this a few pages ago but didn't get a response. Will the guest character loyalty quests feature enemies from their games?
Doubt it.
I am going to try and get Kikuta to do a remix of a piece of music from each of their games, though.
Lupin the Third
Member
I'm so happy for Brady and everyone at LabZero that this is finally looking like a lock. Great job, everyone!
OverdriveOtaku
Member
$45K left
AtomskEater
Member
Don't you even think that knock on wood KNOCK ON ALL THE WOOD
sturgboski
Member
Not sure if this has been asked and answered: any idea on the size of the digital art compendium? We talking like a dozen or so pages or more? I'm hoping for much more.
I'm more likely to find $1.5 million laying on the street at this point.
Wildschwein
Member
Ah, I'm in. I was unemployed for the vast majority of the funding, but I've got a paycheck on the way now. I'm in for $30.
toastyToast
Member
Kikuta remixing a Transistor song.
Infernostew
Member
Oh man! If you guys decide on that, it would be cool if the backers could vote on the tracks that are remixed.
I've never wanted to hug you more.
My hero.
Ultimadrago
Member
Nice!
Oh fuuuuck. A remix of In Circles would fucking slay me.Kikuta remixing a Transistor song.
~Sangmu~
Even as a child, abandoned on the monastery's doorstep, Sangmu had been...unusual. She did not often cry, seeming only to desire long stretches of contemplative solitude, and resented any disturbance, even meals. As she grew she did not play or socialize, and talked so seldom that for months the monks worried she could not speak at all. But young Sangmu knew differently - mere words were not the language of her heart.
In the summer of the year she turned ten, Sangmu first witnessed the meticulous creation of a sand mandala. From the moment she saw the intricate design taking shape, the change in her demeanor was striking. Aloofness transformed into rapt attention, her focus so intense that the monks were forced to remind her repeatedly to eat and sleep. In those days and weeks, in that place, her life changed.
Since that time, Sangmu relentlessly devoted every waking hour to perfecting the painstaking creation, and the equally beautiful destruction, of mandala and other sand sculptures. Her naturally gifted use of Iddhi and unique, unrestrained outlook quickly made her a virtuoso without peer, able to literally breathe life into her creations. Through her sand-painting tool, the chak-pur, the ephemeral artistry of the cosmos spoke to her: in the sand, Sangmu has found her language!
The Skullgirls DAC was 6 gigs of high res art and animation, and this one will probably be more.
Even as a child, abandoned on the monastery's doorstep, Sangmu had been...unusual. She did not often cry, seeming only to desire long stretches of contemplative solitude, and resented any disturbance, even meals. As she grew she did not play or socialize, and talked so seldom that for months the monks worried she could not speak at all. But young Sangmu knew differently - mere words were not the language of her heart.
In the summer of the year she turned ten, Sangmu first witnessed the meticulous creation of a sand mandala. From the moment she saw the intricate design taking shape, the change in her demeanor was striking. Aloofness transformed into rapt attention, her focus so intense that the monks were forced to remind her repeatedly to eat and sleep. In those days and weeks, in that place, her life changed.
Since that time, Sangmu relentlessly devoted every waking hour to perfecting the painstaking creation, and the equally beautiful destruction, of mandala and other sand sculptures. Her naturally gifted use of Iddhi and unique, unrestrained outlook quickly made her a virtuoso without peer, able to literally breathe life into her creations. Through her sand-painting tool, the chak-pur, the ephemeral artistry of the cosmos spoke to her: in the sand, Sangmu has found her language!
The Skullgirls DAC was 6 gigs of high res art and animation, and this one will probably be more.
Ultimadrago
Member
Fighting with All Our Might (Shovel Knight) remixed to fit Indivisible would be straight
FIRE!
(It would also fit as Shovel Knight is a guest fighter in Anja's universe, just as the song is used for Guest Fighters in Shovel Knight.)
That sand effect is awesome and I am digging that backstory. Art and unique standards of expression are certainly a plus in these books.
Also, freckles are the best. It is known.
FIRE!
(It would also fit as Shovel Knight is a guest fighter in Anja's universe, just as the song is used for Guest Fighters in Shovel Knight.)
~Sangmu~
Even as a child, abandoned on the monastery's doorstep, Sangmu had been...unusual. She did not often cry, seeming only to desire long stretches of contemplative solitude, and resented any disturbance, even meals. As she grew she did not play or socialize, and talked so seldom that for months the monks worried she could not speak at all. But young Sangmu knew differently - mere words were not the language of her heart.
In the summer of the year she turned ten, Sangmu first witnessed the meticulous creation of a sand mandala. From the moment she saw the intricate design taking shape, the change in her demeanor was striking. Aloofness transformed into rapt attention, her focus so intense that the monks were forced to remind her repeatedly to eat and sleep. In those days and weeks, in that place, her life changed.
Since that time, Sangmu relentlessly devoted every waking hour to perfecting the painstaking creation, and the equally beautiful destruction, of mandala and other sand sculptures. Her naturally gifted use of Iddhi and unique, unrestrained outlook quickly made her a virtuoso without peer, able to literally breathe life into her creations. Through her sand-painting tool, the chak-pur, the ephemeral artistry of the cosmos spoke to her: in the sand, Sangmu has found her language!
That sand effect is awesome and I am digging that backstory. Art and unique standards of expression are certainly a plus in these books.
Also, freckles are the best. It is known.
BRSxIgnition
Member
Kikuta remixing a Transistor song.
Oh god yes.
sturgboski
Member
Well I guess I'm in for $75.
OverdriveOtaku
Member
Don't know if this has been mentioned, but the folks at WayForward sent out an email-blast to Shantae: Half-Genie Hero backers for Indivisible along with their own update. Got the email ~3 hours ago:
Update 80 on WayForward's Shantae: Half-Genie Hero's Kickstarter page
Update 80 on WayForward's Shantae: Half-Genie Hero's Kickstarter page
Frostinferno
Member
Ok ok, I'll put in my contribution.
Glad to see that not only is Red in, but that the game will be funded. Prior to the extension announcement I had lost all hope.
Glad to see that not only is Red in, but that the game will be funded. Prior to the extension announcement I had lost all hope.
HP_Wuvcraft
Banned
We're goddamn 50k away.
BRSxIgnition
Member
So if I get the $60 tier instead of the $30 tier, I will get both a physical copy and a steam copy? (Rather than just a steam copy?)
I want to help as much as I can, but the horrible CDN->USD Exchange rate is limiting me... Forgive me Lab Zero!
I want to help as much as I can, but the horrible CDN->USD Exchange rate is limiting me... Forgive me Lab Zero!
Imperial Bishop
Banned
Hyper Speed! Can't stop us now!
I can't believe it's almost at the goal. This has been one hell of a ride.
I find it kind of funny people are now complementing Lab Zero on how well run the campaign is when so many of those early pages were "what could have been done better" and "why Indiegogo?" But honestly it has been a fantastic campaign. In the beginning it didn't seem like it because of the platform choice, funding being slow out of the gate, and no gamey social media hooks, but Lab Zero has pulled through with sheer tenacity. They never stopped trying to get the word out, they put the prototype on almost every platform, and then made the indie crossover incarnations to create even greater awareness. Pretty much everywhere there was an article about the game I've seen Ravidrath in the comments answering questions.
It's been nerve wracking just watching and I imagine it's been utter hell on them. In fact I guess I don't need to imagine, going by Ravidrath's post about how its affected him. I hope everyone at Lab Zero will be able to sleep soundly once it hits the goal and get some well deserved rest once the campaign closes. Hopefully Indivisible can not only be a success on Indiegogo, but at retail as well. Having read all the hardship the company has gone through, they deserve it.
I find it kind of funny people are now complementing Lab Zero on how well run the campaign is when so many of those early pages were "what could have been done better" and "why Indiegogo?" But honestly it has been a fantastic campaign. In the beginning it didn't seem like it because of the platform choice, funding being slow out of the gate, and no gamey social media hooks, but Lab Zero has pulled through with sheer tenacity. They never stopped trying to get the word out, they put the prototype on almost every platform, and then made the indie crossover incarnations to create even greater awareness. Pretty much everywhere there was an article about the game I've seen Ravidrath in the comments answering questions.
It's been nerve wracking just watching and I imagine it's been utter hell on them. In fact I guess I don't need to imagine, going by Ravidrath's post about how its affected him. I hope everyone at Lab Zero will be able to sleep soundly once it hits the goal and get some well deserved rest once the campaign closes. Hopefully Indivisible can not only be a success on Indiegogo, but at retail as well. Having read all the hardship the company has gone through, they deserve it.
DXLelouch153
Banned
Mike deserves a vacation to the fucking Bahamas after the stress hes had to endure
But this is where the main work begins.
I want my game in 2 years or riots!
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