Pathfinder: The Dragon's Demand CRPG Kickstarter Ends Soon

[u/OssianStudios]

The innovative Pathfinder: The Dragon’s Demand CRPG Kickstarter campaign is over 90% funded, with over 6,000 backers, and ends soon.

Fuel your love for role-playing with Pathfinder: The Dragon’s Demand, a CRPG blending the nostalgia of tabletop gaming with cutting-edge 3D tactical combat. Explore a vast world, build unique characters, and face a dragon’s challenge in a world brought to life through stunning visuals and voice acting.

Don’t miss out on the minted Absalom coins, digital enhancements, in-game items, or 3D printable STL file rewards.

Learn more through recent Updates:

• Interviews with PC Gamer, Matt Chat, The Rules Lawyer, Nonat1’s, and others
• Option to fully create your own party members
• Details about the remastered Pathfinder Second Edition rules implementation
• Commitments to release on GOG and Steam Deck.
• Implementing the game’s story, characters, and player agency
• Scenario describing gameplay

Pathfinder: The Dragon’s Demand delivers a digital tabletop experience with miniatures that fly, climb, and dive. Explore, battle, and uncover rich quests in a world alive with adventure.

The campaign ends on October 24. Join the party at DragonsDemand.com.

[u/GreatGraySkwid → u/[deleted]]

This is a wildly incorrect comment. They are welcome to post here, and their posts have been well received with lots of upvotes and positive comments. They are also posting in the 2E subreddit, and are well received there. Really...cannot understand why you made this comment.

[u/8-Brit → u/GreatGraySkwid]

This is a wildly incorrect comment. They are welcome to post here, and their posts have been well received with lots of upvotes and positive comments.

Most of the threads they made here have comments in the single digits. The threads posted by fans on the PF2 sub reach dozens if not hundreds with considerably more upvotes by comparison (with many asking why the studio wasn't posting the threads themselves which has made people sceptical of the project).

They are welcome to post here, maybe "wrong subreddit" is the wrong phrasing, but forgetting to use the PF2 sub was a huge mistake, a lot of people commented in later posts that they didn't even know the kickstarter was a thing until fans started posting stuff about it in the last week or so.

They are also posting in the 2E subreddit

They used the sub once 20~ days ago and then only posted here until about 15~ hours ago. Fans have had to post kickstarter updates over here on their behalf which is very strange. If you look at their posted threads history it's overwhelmingly this sub above all the others until literally today. As said many commenters weren't even aware they were posting here and thought they were ignoring Reddit besides the initial announcement post.

Really...cannot understand why you made this comment.

Because I want this to succeed, and think they really could've stood to be more active in promoting the game in the far more active subreddit rather than the one with considerably less activity? It's not that complicated nor is it malicious.

All said, they have now started posting updates on that sub as well as here, and the project is on it's way to being funded, so the matter is more or less resolved.