The lack of combat allowed for the team at Anshar Studios to place focus on player decisions and successes, with the characters and worlds reacting to them. Gamedec will allow for character creation and customization, to let players develop adequate hacking skills and personality traits necessary to talk to and interview witnesses and suspects and explore environments across the real world and cyberspace. But the results of this campaign might surprise you. This would ostensibly make it a tough sell on a platform where pledgers tend to prefer games inspired by other titles, including those who like to think they’re all in with supporting innovation.
There’s one key detail: The game won’t be driven by combat, with the focus placed on approaching crime solving from multiple angles. Leaving the description of the game there would do it a disservice by making it sound generic, which would potentially be enough to push its crowdfunding campaign over the funding edge. It’s about a private detective, the titular Gamedec, who solves crimes in the real and virtual worlds. One is Gamedec, a story-driven single-player RPG in a cyberpunk setting. Some will be successful regardless of the current time, others, however, not so much. It’s a pity this is happening through no fault of the crowdfunding format, but you’re seeing this post because there are still intriguing projects worth highlighting. When future payments are unpredictable, investing in projects that won’t release for months if not years is not as enticing.
Several people have lost their jobs or have been furloughed because of it, while others who’ve kept their jobs are rightly spooked enough that they’ve reduced their amount of more frivolous purchases. But this period will likely be short-lived thanks to the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Others like Sea of Stars and Battle Axe also did well. Video game crowdfunding campaigns appeared to at least be on the cusp of another resurgence after overwhelmingly successful initiatives like The Wonderful 101: Remastered and Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous.
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