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Funding Successful
This project successfully raised its funding goal on January 30, 2010.
Pledge $8 or more
Get a copy of Liquisity 2 for free when it's released in 2010, essentially better than a preorder as the final game will retail for more than $8! Plus get a sneak peek at the development of the game, which will be updated exclusively for backers of this Kickstarter project.
Pledge $20 or more
Along with a copy of Liquisity 2, get copies of Spirits of Metropolis and ShellBlast, which are other commercial projects I have completed. Given that Spirits and ShellBlast retail for $15 total, this is a pretty nifty deal!
Pledge $30 or more
Along with the three games mentioned in the $20 reward, receive copies of The Oil Blue and The Sandbox of God: Remastered when they come out in 2010. You will also receive a Special Thanks credit in Liquisity 2!
Pledge $50 or more
Along with the $30 rewards, you will receive a physical copy of the game upon release on a mini-CD inside a fully functional Betta Aquarium. Also inside the aquarium are two glossy artwork cards with vouchers on the back of them to download Liquisity 2 for free (makes for great gifts), a small starter's manual, and a few bonus extras inside!
Pledge $150 or more
Get the $50 rewards, plus a physical copy on vinyl CD inside a soft Viewpak sleeve w/original cover art of the following games: The Winter Solstice, Kablooey!, greenTech, Spirits of Metropolis, ShellBlast, The Sandbox of God: Remastered, Liquisity 2, and a "classic" compilation CD of all the other games I've released. Each vinyl CD will have custom cover art as well as a custom Viewpak case for each, giving off a pseudo-retro feel. You will also receive a postcard w/artwork for each for the following games: Sandbox of God: Remastered, ShellBlast, Spirits of Metropolis and the Oil Blue, with vouchers on each card to download the game for free!
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I've been making indie games for the last nine years or so now, and have started the difficult process of trying to transition from a freeware hobby to a commercial career. But I know I can do it, because I'm surrounded by a really excellent team and some great opportunities. Wish me luck!
