#Off road velociraptor safari 2 game full#

No need to even register, just play as a guest. Your task is to collect different coins, but also hunt dinosaurs, which need to be taken to the parking area. Submissions must also be capable of turning a profit, to be made relatively quickly and projected to cost under around $200,000 - with the Fund referencing that World of Goo cost $120k to develop, and Braid $180k. In this exciting 3D game you will walk in the park among the different dinosaurs.

A key stipulation is that all candidates must 'introduce something new to gaming,' hence clones, match-3 casual and IP-based titles are ruled out. The Fund believes it can support five to six titles over the next two to three years, and is now accepting submissions. And, for a browser-based game, it looks great.

#Off road velociraptor safari 2 game full#

While the Fund's backers have declined to release full details of the financial model just yet because 'we want to gain more confidence that our model works as expected,' the scheme will allow for early repayment and thus allowing developers to keep 100 per cent of subsequent revenue. Off-Road Velociraptor Safari is presented in full 3D thanks to the Unity plugin, the same engine under the hood of When Orcs Attack. 2021 video game release dates calendar Destiny 2 Complete Strategy Guide Shacknews celebrates 25 Years of Quake. Successful applicants will be given monthly payments to cover their games' ongoing costs, with the repayment model requiring the eventual return of the investment and 'a small percentage of the revenue.' However, repayment is annulled if the resulting game does not generate enough revenue with three years. Watch Off-Road Velociraptor Safari trailers and videos for PC at Shacknews.

The coffers are stocked by the developers behind the fund, who have all found great success with their own independent projects in the past. 'Indie Fund aims to support the growth of games as a medium by helping indie developers get financially independent and stay financially independent,' reads the scheme's official ethos.

The Indie Fund, a project created by a body of developers including 2D Boy, thatgamecompany and Jonathon Blow, is now accepting submissions.