Grim Dawn
A project in Boston, MA by Crate Entertainment000days
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An Action Roleplaying game set in a war-torn, Victorian era, fantasy world where humankind has been pushed to the brink of extinction.
Backers: 12457
Average Pledge Per Backer: $43
Funded: $537,515 of $280,000
Dates: Apr 17th -> May 18th (32 days)
Project By: Crate Entertainment
Backers: 12457
Average Pledge Per Backer: $43
Funded: $537,515 of $280,000
Dates: Apr 17th -> May 18th (32 days)
Project By: Crate Entertainment
$537,515
current pledge level
Last Updated: May 28 @ 05:36 -0400 GMT
191%
of goal
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