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Giant vs Horde is a game that pits hundreds of fighter pilots against one human-controlled giant. The giant wears a motion capture suit and VR headset in order to fight the hundreds of players trying to take it down. Check out their Kickstarter video below:

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Obduction is a new game in development from Cyan, the original creators of 1993's CD-ROM game phenomenon of Myst. Their Kickstarter currently has TWO DAYS LEFT, and only have approx. $140,000 TO GO to complete their base funding. Their teaser story? You, the player, find a strange seed pod which whisks you away to a completely different place, with no foreknowledge of this new world, or any obvious way to get home. Your job? Find out what has happened, what the secret of this seed pod is, and try to find your way home. If you miss the 1990's style of click and point adventures, this game is for you!

Cult-classic film riffing comedy show Mystery Science Theater has been off the air for fifteen years, but all that can change for the low, low price of at least two million dollars raised through Kickstarter.

The show's creator, Joel Hodgson, thinks it's finally time to bring back MST3K, but he needs your help to do it. With $2 million raised through Kickstarter, he'll be able to produce three new episodes of the series. Want a full season? That'll require $5 million:

The ultimate goal of this Kickstarter is not only to produce new episodes, but also to get a network or digital distributor (lookin' at you, Netflix) to notice how many people are still interested in the show.

One of the game's original creators, Greg Johnson, is seeking funding on Kickstarter to bring back beloved funky 90s game Toejam and Earl.

The new game will be reminiscent of the first Toejam and Earl, with "fixed isometric camera, 2D sprites, simple controls, and an emphasis on coop play."  Development is currently focused only on PC, though the team hopes to expand that to more platforms in the future.

Check out the Kickstarter here.

Go and check out the new project by Billy and Mandy creator Maxwell Atoms entitled "DEAD MEAT"

Meet Yooka and Laylee, the chameleon and the bat at the head of Playtonic Games' Yooka-Laylee.  



Yooka uses his tongue as a grappling hook, while Laylee carries Yooka around on wings as the pair roll, jump, and fly to great adventures in this new platformer.  



If you're feeling like you're having Banjo-Kazooie flashbacks looking at this, there's a reason for that; the game's developers are a group of former Rare employees who have come together at a new company of their own called Playtonic Games.  This is the studio's first game, and they've made no secret of the fact that they want it to be a "spiritual successor" to Banjo-Kazooie. Playtonic is taking their game to Kickstarter in order to get financial support from fans and make this game the best it can be. When funded, Yooka-Laylee will be released for PC, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U. Part of the Kickstarter's goal is achieving simultaneous release for every platform, as well as co-op mode, multiplayer, extra bosses, and additional languages.


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