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So I've been following this from when I first caught wind of it a little while back, and it looks like it is going to be a lot of fun. Multiple characters to choose from, making decisions and hunting for clues to solve mysteries. And Co-op! Who doesn't love Co-op?

Here is THE LINK to the Kickstarter for it. Music sounds fun, and I definitely dig the art style, though I think it may be polarizing with some folks.

I find the 'simpler' art styles can still have a lot of style to them, and they can keep the costs and development time down so the gameplay can take center stage. Anyone who's played Risk of Rain knows what I mean.

Anyone else been checking it out? My only quibble is it having a December 2015 release date, but it is certainly something that is going to be on my radar. At least soon I'll have Transistor to distract me...

Huh, I didn't know about this, but it looks interesting enough. The visual style is basic yes, but there's a few games using that look at the moment. I like RPGs, though whether I back the thing or just wait till release as I usually do is still up for debate. =P

Yeah, I'm getting a little burnt out on Kickstarters in general. Whenever I get news about something new coming out, it is usually followed by a link to the inevitable Kickstarter, and so the wait begins for it to actually come out.

Though I dig the music and style, and with the co-op and stuff I'm likely just going to back it and look foward to getting it in a year and a half (or so).

The love for Lovecraftian horror, along with the setting in general are enough to sell me. Loving the Arkham Horror games, and palying Call of Cthulhu on the tabletop has always been a love.