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Hello everyone! For a long time I've been concerned about my knowledge of the youth culture of the 1990s. I've read the books and I've watched the movies, but I wasn't there in the way that I'm currently in the 2010s and will shortly be in the... (Read More)

The leaders of three overfunded kickstarters - the $4,000 point and click game Epanalepsis, the indie platformer The Deer God and the multi-million dollar apocalypse epic Wasteland 2 - talk to Forbes about the impact of the benevolence of crowds. (Read More)

Hello all!  We're dialing into the last few days of the campaign, and I wanted to take this moment to say THANK YOU ALL for being so supportive of the project. We're currently less than $800 away from our second stretch goal. That stretch goal will... (Read More)

Hello everyone! I hope you had an amazing weekend. I just wanted to update you on some press that we've seen about Epanalepsis.  First off, I've done two fairly extensive interviews about the game. One is with Two Clonesand I talk about some of the... (Read More)

Ever wondered what happened exactly where you are in the past, or what will be happening in the same place in future? That is the premise behind Epanalepsis, a decade-spanning, narrative-driven adventure that takes place in the same city block in three different time periods, currently raising funding through Kickstarter. (Read More)

Hi everyone!  I'm just sending you this quick note to say that I've added some stretch goals for Epanalepsis. I'm incredibly cautious about expanding the scope of the game too much or too quickly. I want to make a game that stays within cost and is... (Read More)

It has been a really hectic couple weeks with getting everything together, but the work paid off and we funded in less than 12 hours!  Thanks so much to every single one of you. We're going to think long and hard over the weekend about what stretch... (Read More)

Usually, when you think about a point and click adventure game, you think about crazy, convoluted puzzles. In fact, this very concept is what inspires some of the most intense feelings of achievement and, conversely, frustration in the entirety of video games. Suddenly realizing you need an item you picked up three hours ago is great – unless you didn’t pick it up. Well, Epanalepsis is a point and click adventure that doesn’t use these long-standing tropes as its backbone, a rarity in this particular genre. (Read More)