KickTraq

Hello everyone! Big thank you to all the backers so far. We continue our campaign step by step and while we keep on with develop of our project. Some models of Lost Homeland in the viewer sketchfab. Kiara by gabrielssj4 on Sketchfab Vehicle by... (Read More)

A massive thank you to all the backers so far. For those of you who are still a bit hesitant, we have our playable demo available now! You can play the demo here:  MEGA 4SHARED Please note that the game is still a 'work in progress', is an Alpha... (Read More)

Hey guys, Big thank you to all the backers so far. We continue our campaign step by step and while we keep on with develop of our project. Today, we want to show some progress with the programming of the vehicles. You'll need an HTML5 capable browser... (Read More)

Every week we take a brief look at all of the Kickstarter campaigns that launched in the previous week. This isn’t to say that all of these projects are worth your hard earned cash, but with any luck having all of them in one place will make it easier to educate yourself on the projects you’d like to back, and which ones to run from. You’ll find two types of campaigns listed, “featured” and “the rest“. Featured campaigns are those that contain a significant amount of game information, are from known developers, or are significant in some other way. The rest of the games are usually smaller campaigns that are lacking in information, are from unknowns, have unanswered questions, or have not yet stood out for one reason or another. (Read More)

It started as a personal project for a Jugaba Interactive team member’s Master Degree program but in time grew into a full scale game. Lost Homeland is an ambitious third person shooter action adventure game for PC designed with a combination of Victorian Era aesthetics and Steampunk. Spanish studio Jugaba Interactive has been working on Lost Homeland for some time and need additional funding to support their studio and hire additional staff members to finish up the animations, music, and programming. For this, they turn to Kickstarter for $50K. (Read More)