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Fund a fully re-imagined and reworked Sword of Fargoal 2 on Kickstarter

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Fund a fully re-imagined and reworked Sword of Fargoal 2 on Kickstarter

Sword of Fargoal developer Jeff McCord has decided to ask the Kickstarter community for $50,000 so that his company can release a fully re-imagined and reworked dungeon-crawling sequel: Sword of Fargoal 2.

Fargoal's Sword of Fargoal follow-up is actually already around 80 per cent complete, but McCord's team needs your help to fund the final 20 per cent of the development process and turn ambitious features like new animation and graphics, plus a new procedural map and item generation model, into reality.

Another new feature on the, errrr, cards is "Action Cards", which allows you to mark your achievements, export them, and re-watch your entire adventure in a slideshow-style experience.

McCord's upcoming title will also boast new spells, monsters, and traps; plenty of new customisable character types (both male and female); and new quests set across no fewer than 100 randomly generated dungeon levels.

The who, the what, the when

Sword of Fargoal 2 will hopefully be released in May 2013 for the iPhone and iPad, as well as for Mac, PC, and Linux. An Android version will be created if the campaign attracts more than $110,000 in donations.

McCord's team will also spend surplus donations on implementing advanced monster intelligence, and on additional traps, treasures, and items.

You can donate as little as $1 to the Sword of Fargoal 2 cause, but you'll need to give at least $8 to nab a free copy of the game when it's released. This particular Kickstarter campaign will close on October 13th, so don't delay.

Anthony Usher
Anthony Usher
Anthony is a Liverpool, UK-based writer who fell in love with gaming while playing Super Mario World on his SNES back in the early '90s. When he isn't busy grooming his beard, you can find him replaying Resident Evil or Final Fantasy VII for the umpteenth time. Aside from gaming, Anthony likes hiking, MMA, and pretending he’s a Viking.