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Don't Forget About The Kickstarter Project The Flame In The Flood
Making an independent game is hard. Making an independent game without money is even harder. This is why the ex-BioShock developers at Molasses Flood have turned to Kickstarter to help pay the bills while they develop an exciting new project called The Flame In The Flood.
Molasses Flood has already reached their funding goal of $150,000, but that doesn’t mean the studio is done raising money. A few stretch goals would help the game succeed in new ways. For example, if the team raises over $250,000 they’ll add an endless mode to the game, while $300,000 will allow them to port the title to the PS4.
The Kickstarter ends on Thursday, November 6 at 8:00 PM CST, but you can help contribute to the project at the The Flame in the Flood Kickstarter page. For more on the game, read our feature on the game and its development.
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