Maia reaches Kickstarter goal, lovers of space-colony-sims very excited
By Tim Colwill on November 26, 2012 at 2:04 pm
We first checked out Maia in our roundup of the five best-looking PC games on Kickstarter, and now we’re very pleased to report that the weekend has seen the space-colony-sim push over the line and reach their funding goal.
With 53 hours to go, Maia has now cleared £113,715 of its £100,042 goal and unlocked some additional features. Cats and dogs are now in the game (because why not), with a full single-player campaign (rather than just sandbox mode) up next if the drive clears £115,000. Check out the teaser trailer below or hit up the Kickstarter page for more info.
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Oooh, looks interesting!
” Cats and dogs are now in the game (because why not)”
Because catsplosions. Many a fort has FPS death’d because of them.
This is the first Kickstarter I’ve signed up to back.
As an avid lover of sci-fi novels, YES OH YES. Seriously happy that one of these games is finally being made, let’s hope it’s a beautiful blend of base keeping + glorious sci-fi.