Goats Go To War: Kickstarter Project Aims To Keep A Programmer Housed And Fed
It's hard out there for a goat. You're relegated to the background in many RPG games, chewing morosely while adventurers and soldiers light out for the darkened corners of the World, fighting dragons, the hellborn, and coprophagic demons. But now the goats are taking on the world's vilest enemy - the Nazis - and they mean business. GOATS vs NAZIS is an indie NES game by Jim Welch that should take about a year to finish. Welch is asking for $14,000 to help feed and clothe him while he works on the game (where the heck does he live?) and he's offering the game for free once he's done.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/pC95mGcZe54/
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