Ryan Archer from Velocity Gamer writes:
"Iridium Studios is a company that has previously had much success on Kickstarter. Its previous project, Sequence, was fully funded using money from the crowd-sourcing website. Jason Wishnov and the crew are back, offering up something sure to excite fans of the Real Time Strategy genre. There Came An Echo is a very ambitious project, one that has a certain Wil Wheaton (Star Trek, Eureka ect…) interested enough to do some voice acting for it. The key difference between Iridium’s first project and There Came An Echo is that Sequence only required $600, albeit it actually received $2,602, whereas There Came An Echo, is asking for 150 times that amount of money. So why should you invest? I recently sat down with Iridium Studios founder, Jason Wishnov, to find out exactly that."
P&L writes: "It’s that time of year again where there are more pine needles on the floor than the tree, the dog has been sick on the rug at least twice, our body clocks are ruined and there’s no room for all our lovely new presents except that space in the corner of the bedroom. It’s also Game of the Year time and as we at Punk and Lizard all have such different tastes, we’ve decided to present our top 5 each."
Whether you’re in the offense or in the defense side of it, the possibilities on how to approach There Came an Echo is endless.
NelMaNo from P&L writes: " He's how to get a shiny new platinum in Iridium Studios awesome voice-controlled real-time strategy game There Came an Echo."
