Greetings to all the disciples of the mighty coding God that is Josh Parnell,anyway enough of the dramatic opening found this rather interesting project on, yep you guessed it the saviour for all PC kind Kickstarter.

And yet another open world survival sandbox but this one has dinosaurs,and some you can ride apart from that bit of awesome,the game looks very polished and is already funded as the dev only asked for 20k a bit bonkers no CU millions here,could turn out to be a good move though near 34k with 27 days left last check.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/524 ... mping-land

Ive seen this project as well. looks quite interesting. reminds me of an open world monster hunter. cant wait to get my hands on it and try my hand at not being the first one of my friends dead. XD

Seems like we have another money grave from kickstarter...was interesting at first when I saw it on kickstarter but something prevented me from backing...thxi to whatever it was holding me back.

I think it was the multiplayer component which didn't made sense...

That game is dead, the developer took the money and ran to another game. So be careful.

Here is the info

http://www.pcgamer.com/the-stomping-lan ... -new-game/

It's been a long, slow, and ugly process, but it seems certain now that The Stomping Land, the multiplayer survival game set in a land of dinosaurs that raised over $100,000 on Kickstarter, has been abandoned. After losing contact with developer Alex "Jig" Fundora in late 2014, modeler Vlad Konstantinov halted his work on the game in January, and has now moved on to a different game altogether.
"I'm sad to say this but I have to temporarily freeze all my work for TSL project," Konstantinov wrote on The Stomping Land forums in January. "More than a month has passed since the day when I received the last reply from Jig. I've sent him 5 messages and haven't got any single reply." He also claimed that Fundora still owes him money, and that he actually had to pay the texture artist out of his own pocket.

Kambalo wrote:That game is dead, the developer took the money and ran to another game. So be careful.

the one who took the money and the one who changed to another game are different people.

the one with the money vanished, the one without the money gone to another game to be able to keep working

I just hope history does not repeat itself.

Doesn't sound like much of money...maybe it vanished in the first place before the other two persons vanished...now there came the second reason after multiplayer...just one developer....lol....I would never back a kickstarter with only one developer...no I never will be that crazy