New Pathfinder game meets Kickstarter target in just one day
Owlcat Games, the developer behind Pathfinder: Kingmaker, set up a Kickstarter for the next installment in the series: 'Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous'. The company was able to meet its initial target of $300,000 in just one day and has now raised around $780,000. They intend to increase the scope of the game as the budget increases.
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