inXile Entertainment has launched the FIG crowdfunding campaign for Wasteland 3. The team aims to raise in total $2,75 million in the next 30 days, and has already raised $1.3 million. In addition, inXile released the first trailer for Wasteland 3 that can be viewed below.
Wasteland 3 is a party-based role-playing game, with a renewed focus on inXile’s trademark complex story reactivity and strategic combat.
The game will feature a newly-revamped dialog tree system, vehicles, environmental dangers, and a revamped, more fluid action system, as well as a multiplayer mode from the get-go.
Wasteland 3 will be set in the savage lands of frozen Colorado, where survival is difficult and a happy outcome is never guaranteed, and players will face difficult moral choices and make sacrifices that will change the game world.
What’s also interesting here is that if if you back Wasteland 3 in the first 48 hours, you will get a free copy of Stasis or Underrail.
Enjoy!
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Omg that pitch, cheesy af.
Looks like what the first should have been.
You mean second. 😉
sure if you think the first one is anything like the second.
A wasteland?
Estimated Delivery Q4 2019.
Yeah ill wait until it hits steam before i buy into this.
Anyway its more than half way to its goal.
Well since it looks like it’s getting funded i won’t have to touch fig and can just buy it on release.
The cinematic camera feels really weird and out of place.
That’s not crowdfunding, it’s a financial system. I don’t crowdfund to make a profit, I crowdfund to get games, free from profit making priorities.
If I fund a game, it must be fully crowdfunded, meaning the dev studio gets all the profit, but keeps full control of the project, and I hope to get a great game.
This defeats the entire point of crowdfunding, for me, not backing this.
I’m getting a negative vibe from some comments regarding the Fig platform, not so sure about this one…