"It's been an interesting week on Kickstarter, as tons of artists and designers have found the inspiration to shoot for their lofty ambitions with a bit of crowdsourcing. Although I just heard about this Megatokyo visual novel project on NeoGAF earlier today, the project has already managed to reach several of creator Fred Gallagher's lofty stretch goals for Megatokyo the Visual Novel within three days of its original announcement."
Josh Griffiths writes: "Its good to not only see frequent updates, but to also have them at least linked on the Kickstarter page for easier access. However, the Kickstarter campaign was funded over three years ago now, and it’s two years past its expected release date."
Josh Griffiths writes: "By the time the campaign end-date rolled around it had earned 15 times its goal, raking in an impressive $299,184. After three years, the game is still nowhere in sight. Looking at the Kickstarter page, it would appear the developers have run off with the money. There hasn’t been an update since September 2015."
Funny how they posted an update less than a day after this article was posted.
We're back with another edition of Novelly Funded, Cliqists' look into the world of Visual Novel games. This time we take a look at three games that take place in the world of existing web-comics; including Mega Tokyo, Starfighter, and Swords of Edo.
