Bunderkin: The Ocular Eclipse Kickstarter Success Signals De…
The success of Bunderkin's Kickstarter shows that time-loop mechanics, despite controversy in games like The Blood of Dawnwalker, still have a strong appeal among players. It also highlights the ongoi…
The success of Bunderkin's Kickstarter shows that time-loop mechanics, despite controversy in games like The Blood of Dawnwalker, still have a strong appeal among players. It also highlights the ongoi…
Key points - Bunderkin: The Ocular Eclipse is a stealth RPG with a three-day time loop. - The game is developed by Studio Zubio and inspired by Metal Gear Solid and Majora's Mask. - Its Kickstarter has raised nearly $175,000, far exceeding its $44,444 goal. - Players control Beedee the Bunderdragon, who must stop a villain from freezing the Ocular Eclipse festival. - No release date is set, but the Steam page is live for wishlisting.
Timeline - Now: Kickstarter campaign for Bunderkin: The Ocular Eclipse is live and has raised nearly $175,000. - TBD: No release date announced; Steam page available for wishlisting.
FAQ
Q: What is Bunderkin: The Ocular Eclipse? A: It's an indie stealth RPG where you play as Beedee the Bunderdragon, trapped in a three-day time loop while trying to stop a villain from freezing the Ocular Eclipse festival.
Q: Is there a release date? A: No release date has been announced yet. You can wishlist it on Steam to stay updated.
Q: What platforms will it be on? A: The source only mentions a Steam page, so PC is confirmed, but other platforms are not specified.
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