I got a bit nostalgic over this place and wanted to do some reworks on my old art from my time here. I tried to find as much as I could here, aswell as on my parents old computer. Managed to find some art but far from everything. If anyone have anything saved, shoot me a PM here or a DM on Discord.

The first thing that I wanted to rework was a map from the old community project KoT. It was the grocery shop, where the original vision is still here but more logical and, well, better. (Might need to add some more ice to the walls)

The second thing I wanted to revisit was an edit that I made from Leduardos King of Red Lions sprite. The edit is based on an edit Xfixium made. This is still a little bit of an wip, need to finish the waves on the right version.

The third thing is some art I did last year, some custom OoT 2D sprites. Heavy wip.

I have more things coming and I hope this will spark some creativity here!

(Zunari sprite made by Darklink45)
(Octoroks sprite made by KingMob)

Congratulations! I'll look forward to release!

And the game is now fully funded, with 8 hours left to go to build a small buffer!
It has been quite the rollercoaster. 

Just 43 hours left, with 1.5k needed before the game is fully funded. This is so nerve wrecking

Sounds good.
Yeah, I can't afford to shell out regardless. I get like, $60 spendable a month.
Anyway, I hope your project makes it!

Ah okay. Well, I am open to people transferring rewards to others, but it's up to you if you want to go through that hassle for the rewards/discount.

The timer is a site rule. The creator asks for a certain amount of funding from the public in order to finish their product (in exchange for a future copy of that product and often added rewards/discounts). If the funding goal is met (or exceeded) on the end date, then the creator receives the pledged funding to finish their project. And if the goal is not met, then they don't and backers do not pay anything. That part is good for backers, because it lowers the change of underfunded doomed projects. Overall it's a nice setup where the dev can get funded without greedy companies or loans. And the backers get nice quirks, rewards and discounts. Just make sure you trust the developer to actually deliver on their promises.

The 30 days time limit is pretty common. Maybe because some people live paycheck to paycheck or something. I'm not really sure.

Some time ago, I tried making an online account, but was denied because a family member had one.

And, if a kickstarter doesn't meet the goal in time, the project can't take off? Why is there a timer anyway?

Thanks!

You mean you don't have a creditcard to make an account? No worries. It's no obligation to support.

And if it fails.. hmm.. then I'll probably cry in a corner for a bit. Take some time away from the project. Scale back my plans a good amount. And give it another try in a year or so. It also depends on my work situation and such how I'm going to continue.

Although at this point I don't want tot think about spending this much time and energy on a campaign again. Kickstarters are a LOT of work and stress man.

Good luck getting it funded!
I don't have any online accounts to help, unfortunately.
Curious, what happens if it fails?

Thank you, thank you!
I really hope we can get the project funded on Kickstarter. The campaign is so nerve wrecking at the moment.