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game Cozy RPG sim My Time at Evershine raises over $2.5 million via its Kickstarter, and it's not even done yet

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My Time at Evershine has been smashing its Kickstarter goals left and right, accumulating a whopping 30,000 backers or so and over $2.5 million in funding.


The My Time at Evershine Kickstarter only launched recently, but it's clear that fans of the upcoming RPG sim's predecessors, My Time at Portia and My Time at Sandrock, were more than ready for it - including myself. While Pathea Games' initial goal was to hit just $200,000, the project has now earned over $2.5 million from eager backers. There are still 7 hours to go on the Kickstarter, too, which means even more funding.

If the community raises over $3 million by the deadline, the game will include an additional core romanceable character and a player-run zoo - a goal I'm personally keeping my fingers crossed for. Backers have already secured a good few fun features via their funding, however, including adorable pets, extensive character customization, visiting NPCs from Portia and Sandrock, new clothes, and more.



The game is shaping up to be a cozy Stardew Valleyrival with RPG elements familiar to fans of Pathea's original two My Time titles, and I can't wait to play it. Alpha access for backers is set to start sometime in May 2026, so there's still some time to go - and thanks to the support, the developers have confirmed they're "skipping Early Access and focusing on delivering the full game" later down the line when My Time at Evershine releases to the public.


Source: https://www.gamesradar.com/games/rp...ia-its-kickstarter-and-its-not-even-done-yet/
 
The good thing is that the fans loved the initial games and that's why they are hyped about the next one. That is what happens when you make good games. It's sure that you will make more money than you expected.
 
When you put your fans into consideration when making a game, the results you get will be mind-blowing. When game makers rely on users' feedback, they'll make better games. The fans decide what the game will be like and that's what we have seen with My Time at Evershine.
 
That's a huge amount to be raised through crowdfunding. Even though I have never donated to croudfunding projects related to game related products, I know how popular are these campaigns on kickstarter.
 
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