Cyberpunk Indie RPG, Kitaru, Finds A Home On Kickstarter

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A lot of indie developers use Kickstarter to create retro-styled RPGs, but Aoineko Studios are trying to create a 3D cyberpunk role-playing game instead. Titled Kitaru, the game is in development for the PC, MAC and iOS.

 

You can read about Kitaru’s background and story over at the game’s Kickstarter blog, but if you want a quick overview of what the game looks like at present, you can watch one of the more recent video updates for it below:

 

 

Kitaru is planned for release this October.


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