Marcus Estrada writes: "Do you love survival games? The genre has absolutely exploded in this post-Minecraft world and it's a lot of fun as everyone is coming up with their own iterations of the concept. A game called On My Own is the latest survival adventure title out there. Developed by Beach Interactive, it is currently on Kickstarter to become an even better product. You see, there's already a neat little preview build of the game on Android and iOS, but it doesn't encompass the full scope of what the team wants."
Megan Myrick writes: "The current release date for the Steam version is set for just a few weeks away- February 26 of this year. The dates for the iOS and Android releases haven’t been announced yet, but the developers say that they’ll follow not too long after the Steam release. An Xbox One version of On My Own is also being worked on, but it’ll probably be a while before we see that."
Played this a while back in early access and it wasn't bad. Glad it's getting the full release soon.
Marcus Estrada writes: "On My Own looks like the kind of game that folks are really into these days. It’s pixelated and all about surviving as a lone bearded fellow in a vast landscape. Despite the fact that folks can play it through a Android/iOS preview or an actual Early Access build, Beach Interactive’s Kickstarter has just barely made it way to their $2,500 funding goal. At the time of this writing they just hit $2,500, so hopefully things go smoothly and they remain successfully funded! I say this as someone who has played the Early Access release and believe On My Own is on track to be a cool, new survival game given enough continued attention."
Greg Micek writes: "Every week we take a brief look at all of the Kickstarter campaigns that launched in the previous week. This isn't to say that all of these projects are worth your hard earned cash, but with any luck having all of them in one place will make it easier to educate yourself on the projects you'd like to back, and which ones to run from. This week there were 42 to choose from."
