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Back in the crazy days of the early KickStarter rush, a lot of projects were funded. Along with Double Fine Adventure and Tropes vs. Women in Games, Shadowrun Returns managed its own lofty crowd-sourcing goal. Care to see where that $1,836,447 went?

Between this, Torment: Tides of Numenera, and Wasteland 2, the crowd-funding revolution has been a boon to the old-school CRPG. Are you still skeptical of KickStarter? How do you feel about all of the emerging gameplay footage? What about the final products?

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Austin Yorski

A student of Literature and Religion at Florida State University, Austin Yorski is a jack-of-all-trades around BT. He goes by Austin or Yorski (but not both), and spends all the time he isn’t reading or playing football on writing, editing, moderating, and gaming. He can also collect all 120 stars in Super Mario 64 blindfolded.

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    Finally, some footage from this game! I almost forgot this project existed.

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    Very happy with how this and Wasteland 2 look and I’m glad I supported their kickstarters.

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    Essential purchase.

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    All these new throwback CRPGs showing progress brings tears to my eyes, and almost make up for the botched new entry to Sim City. I’m sure we’ll see some Project Eternity footage next to round things out, and maybe eventually SpaceVenture by Two Guys from Andromeda.

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    Oh, It´s really neat they bringing Jake back. I wonder if you meet him in a Morgue. I´m also very interested in seeing the Editor and what tools they will be handing out and if there will be updates for it. And i wonder will there be some sort of CO-OP to it so it´ll be like the tabletop version.

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