American McGee’s latest update for the Kickstarter campaign formerly known as OZombie reveals that he will rename the game and that he will be starting a Kickstarter campaign to buy back the rights to Alice.
The Alice creator waxes lyrical on Kickstarter's benefits and shortcomings.
DaxGamer's Gerry speaks to American McGee about the now cancelled OZombie Kickstarter, his plans for Alice, the differences between working at small and large developers, and more.
I bought it from the PSN Summer sale for 4$ and I have to say the game is actually good and fun. Very underrated.
I'd love to see a more weirder Alice game, if American McGee should ever think of doing another one after Madness Returns.
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This week, we sit down with gaming developer legend, American McGee (yes, that is his real name) to discuss his latest project from his Shanghai-based development house, Spicy Horse. The most recent game he’s working on, Ozombie, is in trouble over on Kickstarter and needs your help to get off the ground. After a hopeful start, Ozombie has less than four weeks left and is only at $130,000 of the $950,000 its asking for, so we discuss Ozombie and what they’re going for with steampunk Dorothy and a tyrannical Scarecrow, some of the goals and challenges of getting funded via Kickstarter, and the big issue: confusion about the title of the game Ozombie having the word “Zombie” in the title only referring to a mob mentality of a population and not a flesh-eating pack of corpses (pending name change)!
