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Khairi.hamedVirt? Visual Novels? Yes!
Are you a fan of Jake "virt" Kaufman's music? He's all the rage these days with his most recent soundtrack to Double Dragon Neon and his upcoming soundtracks for Ducktales and Shovel Knight. Well, he's now looking to make his debut in the visual novel arena, and he needs your help.
As it turns out, Pseudomé Studio, the team behind a visual novel project titled Errant Hearts, has enlisted Kaufman's talents, but are taking to Kickstarter to fund upwards of 20 tracks for the game along with some additional artwork. They're aiming for a modest goal of $8,500 to accomplish this, and already have nearly half of that. If you want to hear a softer, more cinematic side of virt after getting your fill of his slew of retro 80s goodness, then get behind this project!
Any visual novel fans out there curious to hear what Kaufman would be able to bring to the table? Is this not one of the most effective uses of Kickstarter that you've seen? See the trailer below (not Kaufman's music) to get an idea of what it's all about.
Rumor: New Strider coming to XBLA, PC, Double Helix involved originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 19 Mar 2013 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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