While the central narrative of Crowfall focuses around an all-consuming Hunger that demolishes everything, Crowfall‘s development studio seems to be on the upswing rather than swiftly decaying. The studio has raised another $1 million in post-Kickstarter funding as well as attracted a small group of angel investors to put more money into the game. If you’re one of the people already in the pre-alpha testing (and more invites are going out regularly) or just watching from the sidelines, this qualifies as excellent news.
In the event you didn’t back the game but do want to play it once it’s out, you may want to pick up the game’s Collector’s Edition when it goes up for pre-order, which it will do soon. Said edition contains the game disc, a soundtrack, 21 miniature figures of the game’s archetypes for use in tabletop gameplay, an art book, a comic, two guest passes, three months of subscription, and an as-yet unannounced digital item. Lots of stuff, in other words.