DEATHGROUND KICKSTARTER PC
It’s set for a PC release, assuming it gets funded, and you can wishlist it on Steam now. Deathground is an upcoming Dinosaur Horror Survival Game - it's been worked on in the background for the past two years, what have they been up to Subscrib.
In July 2020, we ran a successful Kickstarter campaign for Deathground. Deathground Is A New Kickstarter That Brings A New Name Into. It puts players in a menacing atmosphere filled with fear and suspense and pits them against dynamic and reactive AI dinosaurs. Deathground is a solo and co-op survival horror game that throws players into a. Deathground a dinosaur survival horror game by jaw drop games devs post year in review. But the sheer wealth of aquarium-meddling options it promises means it should be right up the watery street of anyone who’s ever wanted to own a fish tank. Darren Colley JJaw Drop Games, a collective of experienced game developers, are proud to reveal and launch a Kickstarter campaign for their new survival horror, titled Deathground. Right now, the Kickstarter is at about 2% of its £44,000 goal with 25 days to go, so it’s not guaranteed to reach its funding goal. The UK developers are asking for (79,400. Children misbehaving? Just show them a ‘giant’ clown fish close-up, tell them that yes, Nemo actually is that large and he feasts on the souls of naughty children. The co-op survival horror title Deathground was recently announced by Jaw Drop Games, receiving an impressive reveal trailer and a Kickstarter campaign. We’re particularly intrigued by the latter option. Having just launched on Kickstarter, Fishkeeper promises a proper virtual tank, not just a flat image, fish-breeding, and even the option to go inside the tank in a virtual mini-sub. The co-op survival horror title Deathground was recently announced by Jaw Drop Games, receiving an impressive reveal trailer and a Kickstarter campaign.
As of writing, the game has nearly reached its goal. But Fishkeeper looks to be so detailed, so dedicated to recreating the experience of owning an aquarium (minus, presumably, having your fish die because you overfed them) it’s definitely got our attention. Deathground, recently took to Kickstarter in order to help receive crowd-funding. Sure, we’ve played the odd fish-simulator, and messed around with those screensavers that turned your monitor in to a barely-convincing fish tank. As of publishing this story, there’s 23 days left in the campaign, with 47,356 raised of an 80,000 goal. Fishkeeper is the aquarium sim we didn’t know we wanted. If you’re interested in supporting Deathground, head over to the Kickstarter page.
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