Hollow Home Crowdfunding Launches With Cat Naming Rights Reward
The campaign lets backers shape the final quality of a war-themed RPG whose development was interrupted by the invasion itself.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Kyiv studio Twigames launched a Kickstarter for Hollow Home, a narrative survival RPG set in a blockaded city during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The campaign funds extra content and polish, with perks including naming rights for 30 in-game cats and steel bracelets from Azovstal.
Twigames, a Kyiv-based studio, opened a Kickstarter for Hollow Home, a top-down narrative survival RPG inspired by the 2022 Russian invasion and the siege of Mariupol. Players guide 14-year-old Maksym through a blockaded city, making survival decisions and managing scarce resources.
The studio says basic development funds are already secured through publisher Crunchy Leaf Games. The crowdfunding campaign exists to expand content in the final stages and refine story expression and detail quality.
Backers at $300 or more can name one of 30 cats that appear as NPCs in the war-torn setting. A $500 pledge includes a bracelet made from steel from the Azovstal Iron and Steel Works, site of partisan resistance during the Mariupol invasion. Twigames, developing together since 2014, evacuated to the Carpathian Mountains after the invasion and continued work. A playable demo is on Steam.
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