Look for Flex Goals in their main page

225K and we get Richard Ridings.

Then there are flex goals that the backers will vote on. There is a list of them on the main page.

A new project:
Depths, a 2D platformer/adventure game

Telepath Tactics didn't meet its funding goal, getting $18,615 out of its $25,500 goal.

And I was kind of looking forward to that one. :(

Same here. Then again the developer has made games before without KS funding, so I'm hoping he finds a way to make this one too, eventually.

One for the mad scientists:

oneTesla: a DIY Singing Tesla Coil (Jan 24)

Note all those safety warnings in their FAQ!

Antharion reached $15 000; its first stretch goal, and the amount that he tried to raise in his first (unsuccessful) Kickstarter.

Having left the Project of the Week part idle for some time now, I've decided to put up Legends of Dawn unless someone has a better idea. It looks like a very good project.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/522716131/legends-of-dawn/

Is a staff pick, so looked at it: Full Bore actually looks pretty interesting. It's a platform/puzzle/adventure game with almost no combat, instead relying on puzzles and the environment to challenge you. Is inspired by Metroid: I assume because of the exploration in it.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/whole-hog-games/full-bore-an-underground-puzzle-adventure?ref=category
Hope they reach the second strech goal, Double amount of dungeon tiles is always good, a mega dungeon, more bosses with unique AI and even a new race: pretty good for only $5000 extra.

Days of Dawn is more my style. Unfortunately it's going to fail soon, like the previous RPG of that style that I backed. I love the 2D hand painted art style.

Only a few more days to go for YOU ARE THE HERO, and they're just £800 short of their goal.

Legends of Dawn: Graphics nearly too good to be indie
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/522716131/legends-of-dawn?ref=live

The Endless Blue - PnP RPG with an undersea setting
Beyond the Gates of Antares - new tabletop wargame by Rick Priestley, one of the creators of the Warhammer universes
Luna - Shattered Hearts - Episode 1 - beat em up with a neat lighting system and interesting companion system. Animations are very rough though.

Fred Hicks just announced on the Fate Core project that the next stretch goals will be for a simplified Fate system book and a sequel to Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple using this system. I really hope that these stretch goals are hit.