Greg Micek writes: "Spirit, a game we’ve covered several times here on Cliqist, is less of a game in the traditional sense than it is an interactive experience. Having retired to a quiet pixellated village to build your dream home, players explore the world around them, including a mysterious temple that has a magical vibe to it. While it’s not an action packed shooter, it still sounds like a better retirement than yelling at kids to get off your lawn.
So what’s new with Spirit since it was funded to the tune of $10,692 in April? Quite a bit!"
Arturo Bory writes: "It is entirely plausible for a group of people to raise over $2 million through crowdfunding, having already happened 63 times. That can technically seem like a lot of projects passing the mark, so you can see how Playcastle, the Korean developers behind the new “FPS masterpiece” Spirit, might see a $2 million campaign goal as a real possibility. "
Think it looked pretty cool, hard to do something new in the FPS genre, the multi barrel system and so on are pretty cool.
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It’s idyllic up here in the mountains. In the distance the contractors are putting the finishing touches on your new home. There’s a festival about to start which is a perfect excuse to meet the neighbours who happily tell you they are richer than you. Or your new house is built on the site of a recent falling boulder tragedy. Or they just want to welcome you to the community by giving you an ugly sweater.
Curve Digital, the makers of Qora, are working on a new game. It's called White Space, and it's a procedurally generated roguelike where you play a bounty hunter. In space!
