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  • Kickstarter Picks: Stone Wardens, Gettysburg and more!
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    Kickstarter Picks: Stone Wardens, Gettysburg and more!

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    TOO MANY GAMES. It's a problem we all face, whether we're talking about a massive summer sale, a slew of holiday titles, or just a backlog of purchases that number in the thousands. In our case, "TOO MANY GAMES" is how we're describing the selection of worthwhile project on Kickstarter. That's why our Kickstarter Picks series is going to be taking a slightly different approach than it has in the past.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Minions & Immortals
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    Kickstarter Picks: Minions & Immortals

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    Having your own minion sounds pretty sweet, doesn't it? After all, most of us can barely manage to make coffee within an hour of rolling out of bed, so possessing a thrall who can do it for you without scalding themselves (or you) isn't the worst idea. However, possessing and controlling minions is serious business in Minions & Immortals, an action role-playing/city-building hybrid for iOS. There's treasure to find and glory to reclaim. Coffee will have to wait.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Combat Cats
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    Kickstarter Picks: Combat Cats

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    Imagine an island full of catnip. Imagine thousands of cats living in harmony on that island, rolling, basking, and dreaming their days away. What do you suppose would happen if the catnip supply suddenly disappeared? That's right; the cats would revert back to their true nature. In other words, they'd become four-legged murder machines. Combat Cats is a puzzle-combat game that's chock full of cats that are getting violent for a good cause: the restoration of their 'nip supply.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Armikrog
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    Kickstarter Picks: Armikrog

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    Here's one of the more exciting things to hit Kickstarter in quite awhile: Armikrog, a new adventure game from the makers of the mid-90s claymation classic The Neverhood.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Dungeon of Elements
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    Kickstarter Picks: Dungeon of Elements

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    Haven't you ever wished there was an RPG with the combat styling of classic games like Tetris and Dr. Mario? I know me too. Well now it looks like Frogdice has been listening, and the Tower of Elements developer has been hard at work on a unique new RPG experience called Dungeon of Elements, that looks to bring that exact blend of classic gameplay components to a dungeon crawler game.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Pixel Press
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    Kickstarter Picks: Pixel Press

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    If you're an '80s kid who loved Nintendo, then you probably tried to design at least one level for a favorite video game. Maybe you worked at it with a piece of graph paper and a pencil, a cold glass of Coke at your side. Then you had to imagine the whole thing in motion, since you lacked the skills to make your sketch into a real game. That was then, and this is the future. A Kickstarter for Pixel Press wants to help today's kids bring their games to life by simply scanning the paper with an iOS device (or Android, if stretch goals are reached).
  • Kickstarter Picks: Holdfast
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    Kickstarter Picks: Holdfast

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    The '80s blessed us with big hair, over-synthesized music, and beautiful role-playing gamebooks from publishers like Lone Wolf, Fighting Fantasy, and Fabled Lands. For the sake of our children, these books and their illustrations of orcs, dwarves, and busty elf women must survive in this modern era. Happily, Black Chicken Games has launched a Kickstarter for Holdfast, a gamebook that's bound for PC, Android, Mac, and print.
  • Kickstarter Picks: The Realm
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    Kickstarter Picks: The Realm

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    We love to wax nostalgic on the Golden Age of adventure games, but even the staunchest fans will admit that patience often outweighed brainpower in the genre's heyday.  Recent entries in the point-and-click coterie have tended to favor the player's experience in place of his ability to click randomly until something happens.  The Realm is the next evolution of this trend, further emphasizing fun over frustration, engagement over exasperation.