Kickstarter Shout-outs!: Cam's Eye View's Kickstarter Editorials.

Welcome back to Kickstarter Flops Volume 2! I am going to be frank with you all, and if you want, you can still be Garth. I had trouble writing up Kickstarter Flops Volume 2. I did find Kickstarters that were horribly made, and Kickstarters that were more worthwhile to back, but I felt like I should do something different for this one. Plus, it did help that most of the Kickstarters were released in July, a month that is notoriously known to be a bad month for Kickstarters. Instead, due to the recent trainwreck of Red Ash , the cancellation of Mooncrest , and the successful release of the Divinity: Original Sin II Kickstarter, I wanted to finally come up with a list of rules that you should follow and execute if you plan on making a Kickstarter. This will be focused on video game Kickstarters, but you can pretty much take these rules and put them into any kind of Kickstarter. Now then, let’s begin with the golden rules everyone should follow! Rule #1: Have actual gameplay to show off

I am honestly very excited for Armikrog . This awesome 2D Claymation adventure game got me so excited, that I decided to see if there were any Kickstarters for adventure games. To nobody’s surprise, I found two that are worth your time. Let’s get started! SnarfQuest Tales SnarfQuest Tales , developed by Cellbloc Studios, is a 3D fantasy-oriented adventure game where you play as a long-snouted character named Snarf, a comic book character made by famous “Dungeons & Dragons” illustrator, Larry Elmore. Your main goal of this grand adventure is to team up with an armored warrior wizard and a gorgeous female barbarian to stop an evil wizard and his pet dragon. Actually, scratch that, it’s a dragon that thinks it’s a duck. Yeah, you are bound to be on an adventure that is rather silly with a plot like that. SnarfQuest Tales is, like I just said, an adventure game. You will be going around a fantasy world, solving puzzles, finding items to solve said puzzles, and listening to quirky line