Topic: CRYAMORE - Anybody else excited about this?

The kickstarter for this game just went up recently and I was wondering if anybody else has been following as well.
It looks like it has a lot of potential with some gorgeous artwork and a great soundtrack so I'm definately going to be supporting it.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/robaato/cryamore-a-true-f...

It depends on how they intend for players to "Figure stuff out for themselves like in the 80s and 90s"

...God, does that video attempt to cram in too much humor.

Anyways, the game sounds interesting but, as always is the case with Kickstarter projects, I'm not going to support it. Even if this does have what appears to be a great team that is already on-board, I like to pay for final products rather than incomplete concepts.

$212,004 / $225.000 with 24.5 hours to go!! We might just see this hit the eShop.

About 3k to go. I think this deserves a console release.
You can check out their artwork here:
http://www.creativeuncut.com/art_cryamore_b.html

It could be really cool but something about the art really doesn't work for me. I said the same thing about Rayman Origins, but that was done too well to hate on the art style. And I don't want to judge this on art, but ugh...we'll see when it's out I guess. There's just too many games for me to care unless it really impresses when it's released.

This game is totally gonna make eShop release! 9 hours remain and they only need a little under $2,000!

I kinda wish they'd do a 3DS release, but I still have a good PC so if I decide to get the game, I'll get it on my PC.

When your stretch goals are adding an extra weapon for every extra 5-7 thousand dollars you're doing kick-starter wrong.

this.
but anyways, the gameplay did look interesting, but it wasn't enough to captivate me, but i'm willing to hear more about it.

Well it looks like they made it with 8.5 hours to spare. Now to look out for the Wii U release date.

Good to see it's coming. It caught my attention

It's good art but... I don't like it. There's something about the art style I don't like, maybe the colours or something. I really appreciate the sketches, though (done by a different artist, that's probably why).

It's ok art, but I really like the idea behind it and that video made me laugh a lot

I kind of get what you mean, but most of what's on display is a prototype. . . .besides with the shift to the Unity 3D and the decision to display a 3D environment from an isometric perspective, things could end up looking quite different.

I could see that working quite well, but at the moment, Unity does not offer a 3DS plug-in (allows a developer to export their project to a dev unit). Of course, there's no Wii U plugin either, but it's on the way.

Yes! I may not have discovered the project until after they hit most stretch goals, but I'm looking forward to it very much!