Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption

A project in San Francisco, CA by Corey Cole
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Hero-U is a turn-based RPG with adventure game puzzles and immersive story, by the award-winning designers of Quest for Glory.
Backers: 6093
Average Pledge Per Backer: $67

Funded: $409,150 of $400,000
Dates: Oct 19th -> Nov 20th (33 days)
Project By: Corey Cole
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July 13th - via: cliqist.com
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After Nearly Four Years Hero-U Nears Beta

May 4th - via: cliqist.com
It's coming up on four years since Hero-U ran on Kickstarter and development continues with an estimated beta release later this year. (Read More)

Let’s Play: Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption Demos

June 6th - via: shaneplays.com
Game developers Corey and Lori Cole (of Quest for Glory fame) are deep in development on Hero-U: Rogue to Redemption, a blend of point-and-click adventure game elements and RPG game elements with 3D graphics that will release for Windows, Mac and Linux in early 2016. (Read More)

Double Dipping: Returning to Kickstarter Again

May 7th - via: cliqist.com
Kickstarter is a good platform to get ideas funded, but sometimes going back for more might not be such a good idea. Double dipping is a double-edged sword. (Read More)

Hero-U is Going Back to School

May 5th - via: cliqist.com
Hero-U is an adventure-RPG hybrid by Corey Cole and Lori Cole in the same vein as Quest for Glory. They're returning to Kickstarter to finish the game. (Read More)

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