Alex Wawro

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San Francisco, CA

Alex Wawro joined Kickstarter on September 17, 2009

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Republique by Camouflaj + Logan by Camouflaj

Help Hope escape from a 1984-inspired dystopia. Developed by Camouflaj (MGS4, F.E.A.R., Halo 4, Kinect) and Logan (Skyrim TV spot).
- Video Games
- Seattle, WA
- 111% funded $555,662 pledged
- 11,611 backers
- Funded May 11, 2012
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Wasteland 2 by inXile entertainment

Wasteland 2 is a sequel to the amazingly popular 1988 RPG Wasteland and the post-apocalyptic predecessor to the Fallout Series.
- Video Games
- Newport Beach, CA
- 325% funded $2,933,252 pledged
- 61,290 backers
- Funded Apr 17, 2012
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Shadowrun Returns by Harebrained Schemes LLC

Shadowrun Returns brings back one of our most original & cherished game settings as a 2D turn-based RPG for tablets & PC.
- Video Games
- Bellevue, WA
- 459% funded $1,836,447 pledged
- 36,276 backers
- Funded Apr 29, 2012
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The Banner Saga by Stoic

A mature, story-driven, turn-based strategy game steeped in viking culture, by three game industry veterans.
- Video Games
- Austin, TX
- 723% funded $723,886 pledged
- 20,042 backers
- Funded Apr 20, 2012
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Double Fine Adventure by Double Fine and 2 Player Productions

An adventure game from Tim Schafer, Double Fine, and YOU!
- Video Games
- San Francisco, CA
- 834% funded $3,336,371 pledged
- 87,142 backers
- Funded Mar 13, 2012
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Idle Thumbs Video Game Podcast by Idle Thumbs

Idle Thumbs was a podcast that ran for two years. People liked it, and we liked doing it. We want to bring it back, better than before.
- Video Games
- San Francisco, CA
- 456% funded $136,924 pledged
- 2,602 backers
- Funded Mar 21, 2012
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GOOD JOB, BRAIN! - A Trivia & Quiz Show Podcast by Karen Chu

Stump and get stumped! Play along & laugh along as our co-hosts eke out brain juice in this offbeat trivia podcast.
- Games
- San Francisco, CA
- 151% funded $3,783 pledged
- 100 backers
- Funded Jan 19, 2012
The Dance Party at the End of the World by David Daw

A party and live performance set in 1938 and based on the War of the Worlds broadcast.
- Theater
- San Francisco, CA
Funding Unsuccessful (09/11/2011)
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Babycastles & Showpaper: New Indie Games Arcade in Manhattan by babycastles

Babycastles is an effort to provide a social home for the game development culture that has long been part of New York City.
- Video Games
- New York, NY
- 150% funded $9,008 pledged
- 223 backers
- Funded Oct 04, 2010
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VIDEOGAMES + MAGAZINE + ADULTS = KILL SCREEN by Kill Screen

A videogame magazine with more words than explosions that will feature photos and writings and maybe some pin-ups. It's coffee table compatible.
- Publishing
- New York, NY
- 169% funded $5,949 pledged
- 160 backers
- Funded Nov 15, 2009

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Alex Wawro

Republique by Camouflaj + Logan by Camouflaj

Wasteland 2 by inXile entertainment

Shadowrun Returns by Harebrained Schemes LLC

The Banner Saga by Stoic

Double Fine Adventure by Double Fine and 2 Player Productions

Idle Thumbs Video Game Podcast by Idle Thumbs

GOOD JOB, BRAIN! - A Trivia & Quiz Show Podcast by Karen Chu

The Dance Party at the End of the World by David Daw

Babycastles & Showpaper: New Indie Games Arcade in Manhattan by babycastles

VIDEOGAMES + MAGAZINE + ADULTS = KILL SCREEN by Kill Screen

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