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Hey all,

We're back with our latest update, it has a video preview of Chapter 2 of our project.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gr ... ts/1094982

We have the better part of 3 days left on the campaign. Thanks for letting me come on here and share my story with you guys. It's been quite the ride so far.

Hey there.

As a fellow indie game developer, we know everything you said and then some. Keep fighting the good fight, quality over quantity!

Back again with another update. 8 days left. Your support would be greatly appreciated,

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gr ... game/posts

Thank you.

Thank you kind sir, appreciate all the help.

Check out our Kickstarter!

http://bsa.ly/34oe

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