Satellite Reign now have a PayPal option: http://satellitereign.com/pledge/

It's the last 5 days for the dreamkeepers kickstarter (it's at $21,962). Decided to upgrade my pledge to 125$ because my little brother wants the softcover version and is willing to depart with a little cash to me.

(and there's update #5)
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2083757038/dreamkeepers-prelude-collection/posts/550099

I don't understand Indiegogo at all. Currently it shows $725 as the lowest tier and sold out. Are the lower tiers hidden to "avoid confusion"? Do they show for someone who backed?

Didnt they start at 600? I think they added a lot of 'mini' tiers..but basically the same.

I certainly pledged for Tangiers.

Partly out of admiration for William S. Burroughs and modernist fiction, partly because he's from Bristol, and we West-Country types gotta represent.

Also because it looks interesting, and sounds interesting. Could turn out to be artistic wank-talk that doesn't really work in practice, but the devs seem to be self-deprecating enough to not be too prone to that.

It'll either be a gem, or a flawed gem. But this is just speculation.

The thing is, neither the $625 nor the $675 tiers are there when I look at the page.

Yes, they were on the list. Also if you sum up the contributions of the current tiers only you won't pass $1m by much. So there's something else, it's just not showing.

Colonisation: Moonbase is in his last hours and needing £700 to get funded.

Hey, everyone. I know this is a little unorthodox, but I'd like you all to strongly consider supporting Middle of Nowhere. Why is that unorthodox? Because the Kickstarter campaign won't actually start until next week.

Here is a Steam concept page for the game. For anyone who is a fan of Silent Hill, Middle of Nowhere is basically a first-person version of Silent Hill 1 with better graphics, new monsters/locales/music, and renamed characters. I don't really think that's a bad thing though, considering the music is great (it sounds a LOT like Akira's work), the creatures so far are inspired and twisted, and the game can serve as either the much-needed remake of Silent Hill people have been waiting for or as a unique take on first-person computer survival horror games.

Even if you don't want to support it, if you know any people who are interested in survival horror, please pass the word on.

PS: I'd like to know Novotnus' impressions of this game.

Crap, I went to kicktraq to gloat and got sniped.

Lantern: stacking tableware. Unbelievably beautiful porcelain tableware set. If the postal service smashes it, I'll sue their pants off.

12 hours left for Eterium - A Space Combat Sim kickstarter and it's ~3200$ away from it's 25000$ goal.

Holyshit that looks nice and practical :)

For me this description put the game in the worst light possible. Good thing AGK2 advertised this project in an update and i checked it out.

First of all, though it's voxel based it looks good. It's nothing like the blocky graphics of Minecraft. It's well crafted environments which are destructible, which is neat.

Besides that, it does have some of Minecraft's gameplay, in mining and crafting and survival, coupled with RPG leveling and quests. It looks a lot more interesting than "Minecraft mixes with zombies" would suggest.

This made me laugh
:-D