Project Eternity Hitting Stretch Goals

Project Eternity Hitting Stretch Goals
[Sep 17, 2012, 6:52 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

Obsidian's just-launched Project Eternity Kickstarter has already met its initial funding goal of $1.1 million and its first stretch goal of $1.4 million, which means this upcoming RPG will include an additional playable race. They are also right on the verge of their second goal, as $1.6 million in funding will ensure an OS X version of the game. Looking past that, they plan on adding another race at $1.8 million, player housing at $2 million, and a bunch of features and Linux support will come if they hit the $2.2 million mark. Since this has been such a roaring success, they are already working on additional stretch funding goals if their pile of money continues to outstrip their plans for it.

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Re: Project Eternity Hitting Stretch Goals
Sep 17, 2012, 22:32

Paranoid Jack

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Re: Project Eternity Hitting Stretch Goals Sep 17, 2012, 22:32

Sep 17, 2012, 22:32

Paranoid Jack

I appreciate the stretch goals as it not only entices people to help fund but also gives us a feeling we are getting more because they are locking down some specifics for the final release.

I for one am extremely excited for this project and I am supporting them. Not only on this one but future releases as long as they continue to create the games they are well known for. This is truly a no-brain-er for anyone who played and loved their old titles.

Hell, I hope they do another Kickstarter with a second team to create a post apocalyptic title that plays like the original Fallout (I & II). That would be amazing!