Skullgirls Is Getting A Third New Character

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Skullgirls has reached over $600,000 in funds on IndieGoGo, meaning that the game is going to get up to three new characters in the future.

 

Two of these characters are set in stone—Squigly and Big Band. The third character will be one of several possible characters and be selected by fan vote. Anyone who has contributed at least $1 to the game’s fundraiser is eligible for voting. You can read up on the voting process here.

 

There are still 55 hours to go before Skullgirls’ fundraiser comes to an end, so it should be interesting to see if people continue to contribute, now that the third character has been funded.

 


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