Update: Neverending Nightmare’s creative director, Matt Gilgenbach, has offered a press release at the game’s Kickstarter success.

Gilgenbach is understandably focused on the sport reaching its goal and offered right here statement:

I’m overjoyed that we raised the funds to make Neverending Nightmares happen. We’ve such a good community of dedicated backers that worked as hard as I did to make this game possible. It’s truly remarkable that notwithstanding we only had 2/3rds of our budget a couple of days ago, we were ready to exceed our funding goal with time to spare. i would like to thank every backer for believing within the project!

Original story:

It came right down to the wire with lower than 10 hours to spare, but Neverending Nightmares has now achieved and surpassed its Kickstarter goal.

The game was seeking $99,000 in pledges, and with six hours to head, the sport currently has $100,273 in backer money.

Neverending Nightmares comes from an analogous minds that created the rhythm shooter Retro/Grade, but Neverending Nightmares is a miles different game. According to creator Matt Gilgenbach’s battles with depression, Neverending Nightmares seeks to create a disturbing psychological experience. For more at the game head here, and you may read our hands-on impressions of the sport here.

[Source: Kickstarter]

Our Take
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