Following the original Yaw motion simulator chair in 2018, which garnered Yaw VR over $200,000 on Kickstarter funding, Yaw VR returned to the crowdfunding platform to bring Yaw2 to life, a less ...

Deeeer Simulator is officially funded, after seeking a $4,543 goal on Kickstarter. That means it can come to life, and we're all going to be better off for it. At the time of this writing, 167 backers ...

The upcoming open-world MMO Starship Simulator has surpassed its initial Kickstarter goal with flying colors in just a matter of weeks. Having started the funding project on March 19th with a goal of ...

The developer behind Bear Simulator is abandoning the project, despite completing a successful $100,000 Kickstarter campaign. John Farjay, the owner of Farjay Games, raised $100,571 from 3,871 backers ...

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Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Yaw VR launched a Kickstarter campaign earlier this week for its Yaw2 home motion simulation seat, and it already secured nearly ten times its backing goal ...

UPDATE: The Kickstarter funds referenced actually pertain to YouTube videos Tereshinski later made featuring bits of Ant Simulator—videos which he is also forced to remove in light of today’s events.

Upcoming survival title Ant Simulator has come to an explosive and sudden end. Lead programmer Eric Tereshinski posted a video on YouTube explaining that he was leaving the project’s development after ...

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Update: Ant Simulator was not funded directly through Kickstarter, but ETeeski LLC had been using funds from a campaign for a game development video series as seed money for the Ant Simulator project.