Just upped my backing to get more goodies!

After that I noticed this campaign nearing its end: STARFIGHTER, INC: Multiplayer space warfare from the minds behind X-Wing, Crysis and Desert Combat.

<span class="bold">Steamroll: A Steampunk Puzzle and Strategy Game</span>

Mix a bit of Portal with a healthy dose of Marble Madness and you get this interesting puzzle game. You can grab a copy of the game for as low as $5, too!

I was happy to back the project. I will also be writing up a review of the playable demo for the website I recently started contributing to. It's going to bring some attention to a handful of Kickstarter games that have caught my eye recently. I'll be sure to share the link here once it's done.

Your contribution to Unraveled is immense, sir! You are undeniably a major factor in RosePortal Games being able to fully realize this project. Good on you, my friend! I certainly hope that your level is able to be included as part of the main story. That would be incredible!

Good on you for taking the initiative and spreading the word of these projects, my friend!

Bard's Tale IV is online: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inxile/the-bards-tale-iv

inXile Entertainment is proud to announce an unprecedented crowdfunding offer: anyone who backs The Bard’s Tale IV on Kickstarter in the first 24 hours of the campaign will receive a FREE copy of inXile’s Wasteland 2, or CD Projekt Red's The Witcher, or The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings.

For all backers of The Bard’s Tale IV at the $20 Reward Tier and above. Wasteland 2 will be delivered on Steam or DRM-Free on GOG.com after the Kickstarter campaign. The Witcher and The Witcher 2 will be delivered on GOG.com.

Nice! Can always get behind a quality dungeon crawl. Backed!

Nah it is 300K now.

<span class="bold">Memory's Dogma a scifi indie visual novel from Japan</span>

A neuroscience × genetics × near-future sci-fi visual novel adventure game

Lovely art, and the usual anime archetypes are present. Any clue if it will be DRM-free?

Well, sekaiproject titles are usually Steam only. :I

Kinda guessed as much. The Japanese do love their DRM. ~_~

Backed too

Actually, all the games published by Sekai Project on Steam are DRM-free. You can download them, uninstall Steam and the games still would work.

That's not what we call DRM-free in my neck of the woods. :)

Both of those statements are true, but some of Sekai Project's stuff is available on the Humble Store or through Denpasoft DRM free. But good luck getting an answer before the campaign ends. They leave it up to the individual developers and it never seems to be a simple "Can we make this available DRM free?" "Yes/no". From the descriptions of the process there seem to be many meetings (debates?) about it for each game. Frequently the answer doesn't come until months later.