ReVeN is set on the planet XR-Kere in the 28th century future, focusing on the mysterious Nexum Station that's suddenly vanished after powering down, drawing inspiration from classics like Super Metroid and Castlevania in design.
Gary Stott writes: "Morgan justifies this decision by telling us the $33,008 successfully raised through ReVeN's campaign wasn't really enough to make the game, and so Varia had to find another way to bring in money. The answer was Xbridge, on top of a pizza delivery job. Backers must be thrilled to know that Morgan spent $2,500 of ReVeN's funding buying a car so that he could deliver pizzas every weekend."
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Another month, another fresh batch of Greenlit games.
Valve has announced 50 more titles which have been approved for worldwide distribution via Steam.
The game list includes include Niko: Through the Dream, a puzzle adventure game from Spain-based Studio Paint which ran a successful crowdfunding campaign earlier this year.
Also on the list is Paper Dungeons, a fantasy board game, Rift Rush, a Oculus-based platformer which secured funding last April, and Vendetta Online, a free-to-pay Oculus enabled space MMO (yes, another one).
These games will be making their way to a platform in their own time after the final development has been completed.
Thats some good news :)
Very proud of them!