Vile plots, treacherous conspiracies and secret intrigues are tearing the country apart as ancient evil forces begin. The interesting thing is that on the first day of funding there were 365 backers, and on the penultimate day there were less backers-360. Studio Twin otter and publishing Serenity forge timed to the exhibition gamescom 2022 story trailer for a future isometric tactical RPG Arcadian Atlas In it we find ourselves in the destroyed kingdom of Arcadia, where it depends only on us whether it can rise from the ruins. I had the campaign page open in another tab, and the numbers were changing by the second. On the penultimate day, they raised double that and then some–$22,556! That was truly mind-boggling. improperly be called Egean sea into the midst of the Arcadian pastures. On the third-last day, they raised roughly $11K, which was pretty mind-boggling. whether it be classified among the products of Ancient Atlas, or themes. Turns out my prediction wasn’t too far off. But maybe, just maybe, if everything fell into place, they would make it to $9K.

And I, the pseudo-pundit that I am, predicted (to nobody in particular) that they would end up at roughly $8K, just slightly under. Yes, that’s right, with less than half a week to go, they were sitting at two-thirds of their goal.

In the final three days of the campaign, developers Taylor and Becca Bair managed to raise a whopping $34,213 they were asking for $90,000, and ended up with $95,205. My editor, Greg Micek, has covered way more campaigns than I have, and even he rarely sees numbers like these. I’ve covered a fair number of campaigns during my time at Cliqist, and I’ve never seen any home stretch funding surge like I saw with SPRG Arcadian Atlas. Successful Kickstarter campaigns start and end with a bang, with the exceptions few and far between.

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