Human Resources - RTS Game KickStarter -Uberentertainment

[9TurningMirrors]

Uberentertainment are off and running with another kickstarter, and it's an RTS again.

"Human Resources is a PC real-time strategy game that puts you in command of apocalyptic factions vying to conquer the drifting remains of a shattered Earth. Using humans as your resource, assemble giant armies to annihilate your foes, then feed the newly-cleansed Earthshards to your almighty leader.

Key Features of Human Resources include:

Asymmetrical factions! Play as ancient squid monsters from another dimension or as giant killer robots.
Insanely huge battles! Command hundreds of units and conquer sprawling, fully destructible cities.
Breathtaking visuals! A comic-inspired art style means the apocalypse has never looked so gorgeous.
Blast from the past! The tone, character, and pacing of a Command & Conquer game mixed with the mammoth battles of an Annihilation game."

For those interested in backing the project the KS page is here

I really like the art style. I enjoy RTS games while being awful at playing them. I've put in $20 but while it looks cool it doesn't quite grab me the way PA did.

 

[DaleTheWhale]

1.4million seems a lot?
Especially if they've kickstarted and made profit from another KT project.

 

[Raumarik]

$1.4million isn't much for developing a game, it's a drop in the ocean for most titles to be honest. I'm no longer using KS for games although must admit do think this is one of the few companies who have fulfilled most of their KS promises for other titles. I'll be keeping an eye on it, love the style

 

[Baboonanza]

It's a reasonable amount to fund the develpment of a game with decent production values. Most Kickstarters are lower either because they're hopelessly unrealistic or they intend to make up the difference in other ways (other investment, early acess sales).

 

[Antar Bolaeisk]

Plus this is a company who have successfully delivered on their previous kickstarter so know what they're getting themselves into.

Looks interesting, might back it...