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Devil's Cove Adventure Game
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Genre: Adventure
Platforms: PC, Mac
Languages: English, French, German
Players: Single-player
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Oct 1, 2012 @ 6:57am

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Description
A classic Point-&-Click adventure game by indie game developer Anarchy Enterprises (for PC, Mac, iOS & Android) Now on Kickstarter! http://kck.st/OpJwio

What is Devil’s Cove?
The adventure centers around a sinister Plague Doctor who is wreaking havoc in the cursed harbor town of Devil’s Cove where a series of heinous crimes have been committed. The town is cowering in fear and even worse, the local authorities appear to be complicit and have silenced all who have tried to stop these tragedies. Players will return to the golden days of adventure gaming as they uncover ghastly horrors and even contribute their own diabolical ideas to the gameplay.

What’s unique about this Kickstarter project?
Devil’s Cove will be a unique game development experience where the players will truly be part of the development process. Everyone who funds Devil’s Cove will have early beta access to the game and get to help shape the final version. In addition, backers will not have to choose which platform they want the final game for - they can have it for all the supported platforms - PC, MAC, iOS, and Android! Best of all, our Kickstarter reward tiers give players the opportunity to help craft the twisted challenges, and even make a cameo as a hero or villain in the game.

What's Next?
The new golden age of adventure games is upon us. Adventure games like Double Fine and Broken Sword kicked the door down, and revealed that the players are hungry for the kinds of games that us developers have been dying to make again, but that publishers didn’t want to take a chance on. Now we’re ripping the doors off our walls and welcoming the players into our development process. The making of Devil’s Cove will be an amazing experience for everyone involved and we hope that you will join us.”

Devil's Cove is currently live on Kickstarter and ends October 31st - Halloween Night - under the full moon when all the other devils and monsters are roaming the streets!

Find us on:

Kickstarter : http://kck.st/OpJwio

Website: http://www.anarchyent.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PlayAnarchyGames

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/PlayAnarchyGamz

Google+: http://plus.google.com/114503919854950387126

Tumblr: http://playanarchygames.tumblr.com
Popular Discussions View All (1)
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Nov 15, 2012 @ 5:11pm
wilco64256
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Louie Anderson 11 hours ago 
rly nice game) waiting is steam :)
KoresH May 18, 2013 @ 12:59am 
Nice game. Can't wait.
»ąפ|-Mr.50ⒸⓇAFTO2.ⒸⓇoll Mar 7, 2013 @ 6:15am 
Nice game , you have got talent !
sᴍᴀᴄᴋʏ. Feb 24, 2013 @ 7:21am 
Graphics looking really nice for what I assume is a Point-And-Click Adventure. Very nice.
daniil Feb 14, 2013 @ 12:08am 
Unity support Linux publishing, where the Linux version?
SirXan Feb 12, 2013 @ 10:31am 
YES!
blckruc47 Feb 11, 2013 @ 8:56am 
Looks good to me. I would buy it if and when it comes to Steam.
irrevenant Feb 3, 2013 @ 3:51am 
@Dagit: You misunderstand the point of Kickstarter. There *is* the odd free/open source project that seeks funding to create something that will be released to the community. But for most it's a matter of raising seed capital in exchange for what is essentially a preorder of the finished product and other neat gifts. The IP then remains with the creator and they can continue to sell it.

FTL is an example of another game that was Kickstarted and became available for sale on Steam once they gave copies to all their backers (including me. :D).

P.S. I agree with ElementX that it seems really lazy to reuse your Kickstarter video for Steam. The whole "So why Kickstarter?" thing is quite... odd.
Prof. Dr. Fukowsky Jan 30, 2013 @ 7:18am 
Looks good to me :)
Upvoted :)
Actinium Jan 29, 2013 @ 5:22pm 
@Dagit: O_o