Nightdive Studios has reached its Kickstarter funding goal of $900,000 for the upcoming System Shock remake. The campaign is still going until July 28, so if you want you can back the project here. You can also check out our Test Chamber that takes a look at the remake's demo. The System Shock remake has no official release date yet, but it is said to launch on Xbox One and PC, with Mac and Linux versions underway if the first stretch goal of $1.1 million is reached.— Nightdive Studios (@NightdiveStudio) July 9, 2016
Nightdive Studios has launched a Kickstarter for a remake of System Shock. According to there Kickstarter, the game will be a "complete remake" of the original title, built using the Unity Engine. The Kickstarter goal is set at $900,000 and at the time of this posting, the campaign has already raised over $85,000. If you pledge at least $150 will receive the Big Box Collector's Edition, which includes the game's soundtrack, a collectible handbook, patch and pin, as well as a steel DVD case and repair bot figurine. Also, a pre-alpha demo that represents the look and feel of what the studio wants to achieve with the remake is now available for download through Steam, Humble Store and GOG.com. The demo is just a proof of concept, everything in the demo is subject to change.
If you pledged for a Rift development kit when the Oculus Rift Kickstarter launched back in 2012, you'll be getting a free Kickstarter Edition Oculus Rift when it comes out. According to a new post on the Kickstarter page. the free Oculus Rift is a small token of appreciation for the support of those who backed Oculus Rift on Kickstarter. It will also come bundled with a copy of Lucky's Tale and EVE: Valkyrie. In order to claim your free Rift, you'll need to fill out a survey that you'll receive before February 1, and provide a shipping address that is located in one of the 20 countries that Rift is launching in. If you don't live in one of these countries, the company is "working on an alternative." Pre orders for the Oculus Rift will be available tomorrow. 
Friday The 13th is coming back and Gun Media are hoping to do something that will blow peoples minds. They've embarked on a quest to make Friday The 13th: The Game, and their goal is to raise $700,000 on Kickstarter in order to fund it. The game would come out on PS4, Xbox One and PC and is designed as a multiplayer game, in which one gets the opportunity to be Jason Voorhies, stalking camp counselors with the mission of killing them until no one remains. The rest are the counselors who are tasked with surviving the night, either by running for their lives or doing what they can to stand up to the horror icon in the hopes fighting back might serve them better. Kane Hodder will be doing the motion captured as Jason for the game. For those who don’t know Hodder has portrayed Jason in 4 films, those being Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday and Jason X. Its feels like Gun Media is taking this very seriously and its very exciting to see a developer and team be so passionate about a game. If you have a few bucks to spare and would like to see this game come to life then here over to their Kickstarter. 
Lilith Ltd the developer for Allison Road announced that the indie horror game is canceling its Kickstarter campaign in favor of a new partnership with publisher Team17. The publisher is most widely known as the developer behind the Worms franchise, and publisher of games like the recent Beyond Eyes and The Escapists series. “For us it’s an incredible opportunity to be part of a label that looks after not only such a massive gaming franchise, but also supports developers like Playtonic, Mouldy Toof, and many others,” the developer said in their most recent Kickstarter update. “Working with Team17 will give us the chance to make our game unhindered creatively, but at the same time will give us the resources, support, and experience that only a 25 year-old studio can give.” No money will be taken for backers who backed the Allison Road Kickstarter, but the developer states that it will look for ways to involve supporters in the game at a later date. I myself as a backer of the Allison Road Kickstarter was a little disappointed as I wanted to help Allison Road be released. But I understand that this new partnership will help bring Allison Road to everyone. What do you think of Allison Road ? 
The Shenmue III Kickstarter now has stretch goals all the way to $11 million. The Kickstarter’s original goal was set at $2 million. Upon smashing that target in 9 hours, new stretch goals up to the value of $5 million were introduced. Now there’s even more goals up to $11 million.
