<span class="bold">The Clans: Saga of the Twins</span> is a JRPG-style game. :-)
You already get a copy of the game at the first tier for £ 4.

<span class="bold">The Corridor: On Behalf Of The Dead</span>

The Corridor: On Behalf Of The Dead is an atmospheric first person sci-fi horror adventure, set within the mind of a suspected killer.

<span class="bold">Woolfe - The Red Hood Diaries</span>

A cinematic fairy tale platformer for PC, full of drama and dark twists. Step into the boots of a vengeful Red Riding Hood.

Slave Driver - A Retro RTS
A real-time strategy game in the vein of C&C, but with older-school graphics.

<span class="bold">Unnecessary Sentience - A point-and-click adventure!</span>

A short point-and-click adventure game by artist, animator and producer of prohibitively experimental electronic music, Joe Richardson.

Turn-based tactical combat and strategy game set in a rich post-apocalyptic world paying homage to classics like X-COM and Fallout:
Fallen: A2P Protocol

Tabletop game based in the famous gamebook series Lone Wolf:
Joe Dever's Lone Wolf &ndash; The Lone Wolf Adventure Game

<span class="bold">Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler!</span>

2.5D adventure game for PC/Mac/Linux/OUYA, in the style of LucasArts and Autumn Moon Entertainment games.
Bill Tiller involved!

He's getting around isn't he?

Wow, there are several things deeply wrong with this one. Good luck, backers.

Would you care to elaborate? I was actually considering backing it...

OK.

Let's start with his goal to produce the entire game is about $500. That's what... two days worth of work? And of that, he's promised very expensive-looking physical rewards to his backers.

Then there this, under "Risks and Challenges"

"We have the skills to pull this game off, now it is just a matter of money and time. The risks are minimal and almost not worth to mention. We have a proven track record of being able to develop our games by using our tool of choice and access to skilled artists and musicians who gladly help with the project.

Don't worry, we got this!"

That's just comedy. This is an elaborate prank.

I have to admit that I saw this kickstarter more like an advertisement campaign for a game that is essentially already nearly completed...
:-(

If I'm not much mistaken, they have another crowdfunding project running on Indiegogo; according to an update on that project: From what I see there, it seems that the Indiegogo campaign didn't go terribly well.

As to the low goal, at a guess it may be that they want to reduce the risk of the campaign failing and no money being passed on, and are hoping for a significant amount to be raised over the goal amount.