Woa, what's this? Never heard of it. It looks silly.

I'll give you two guesses.

Another point-n-click adventure to ogle:

Devil's Cove Adventure Game (Nov 1)

Both, one planet is medieval and the other futuristic (and the main characters are from futuristic origin also)

And another update for Arakion, with a extra stretch goal in the 50k level: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lavidimus/chris-taylors-arakion/posts/322534 (we need some more high-profile backers for this)

Geez, all of these stretch goal expansions sound really interesting. Here's hoping for DLC if we don't reach them.

One board game relaunch:

Colonial 2nd Edition (Nov 5) Previous page here

Another new PC game:

Xerum: Tears of the Children (Nov 13)
Looks interesting - a horror game set in a former Nazi base in Antarctica.

This is way too cute:
One per Person - Animated Short Film
It's only seven minutes, so please consider giving them a few bucks for the digital download. I hope they win some sort of epic prize at a festival, get noticed, and make a full-length movie.

Nice thought it was that.
Let me guess legal reasons?

Masaaki Yuasa's Kick-Heart has this been posted yet? His work with studio 4°C was amazing.

Updated the list, didn't add Devil's Cove and Xerum. Too amateurish IMO.
Now I feel like working at a fast food outlet.

You could say that...

This kickstarter isn't finished yet and Arakion still have ( at least ) 1 year of development.
Talking about DLC is premature IMO.
CAT will have Paypal and the online card game to gather more money before release. Those stretch goals may be a part of it.

It's more just that it'd suck if the additional stuff from the stretch goals never showed up ever without a chance if we don't reach them.
Arakion Update: Introducing some of the team members. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lavidimus/chris-taylors-arakion/posts/322809?ref=activity

Those which were only keyboard controlled of course had lots of keyboard controls. :) But I checked Pool of Radiance. It had mouse control on the Amiga, and far as I understand you could do all the actions (which were menu based) and movement with the mouse.

I think that the problem is exaggerated. For most games touch controls would be adequate.

I think that this also is a speculative problem more than a real one. Many people use touch keyboards on the phone, which have the same problem. I'm not as proficient as many more serious phone users, but I have a decent success rate on a 3.7" display, and a really good one on my wife's Galaxy S2's keyboard. Initially I couldn't hit a 'key' to save my life, but it wasn't long before I was able to type correctly, and these buttons are a lot smaller than my finger.

I can definitely see myself hitting the buttons of the radial menu in NWN correctly even on a 7" screen, let alone a 10" one. They're spaced apart enough, more than the virtual keyboard keys. I also don't think I'd have trouble hitting the buttons of NWN2. Granted, I won't know if that's true until I try it, but I certainly discount the objections of buttons smaller than a finger and the finger obstructing the view.

There are things that don't translate well. Doing things while the mouse button is pressed (i.e., click and drag style) do suffer from the view obstruction problem and would need to be replaced. But these are amenable to the same solutions as the right click and modifiers (i.e., adding virtual buttons on the screen, or 'sticky modifiers' similar to accessibility options on desktop OS's).

Edit: might need to be replaced. I remember seeing a video of someone doing area selection in Planescape: Torment on a phone, and it looked like it could work decently enough.

Indeed, it would suck. But I suspect Chris of having a lot of ideas and not relying only on Kickstarter.