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<p>We're halfway to Halloween, and it certainly feels that way!</p>
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<p>Keeping it real, readers: I've been under the weather all week. Nonetheless, here are some interesting finds from my sofa-bound state. As always, we have no insider knowledge or financial stake in any of these projects, and no one at Retronauts has received compensation for anything featured here. I assure you, I do not endorse campaigns centered around AI assets, and in light of the ongoing pandemic, please only support crowdfunding initiatives if you feel secure and stable.</p>
<p><em><a href="http://kck.st/4iLKrb9">Shut the windows and don't look outside</a></em> (ends May 6; estimated reward date: November 2025)<br/>I'm not sure what this says about me, but I've become increasingly fascinated by "haunted" media and "analog horror" that looks retro even when it isn't. This intriguing upcoming project has a slightly PS1 vibe, and you can sample the demo on <a href="https://store.steampowered.com/app/3527020/Shut_the_windows_and_dont_look_outside/">Steam</a> and <a href="https://andredaviddev.itch.io/shut-the-windows-and-dont-look-outside">itch.io</a>.</p>
<p><a href="http://kck.st/3G4wdUw"><em>FEARZINE</em> Issue #3</a> (ends May 14; estimated reward date: May 2025!)<br/>As I mentioned, I’m currently into horror, especially horror games, so a magazine focused on this genre is right up my alley. The campaign page indicates this third issue is "mostly finished," which bodes well since they plan to ship it by the end of the month.</p>
<p><em><a href="http://kck.st/3Gvmw1v">The Lullaby Weaver</a></em> (ends May 21; estimated reward date: December 2025)<br/>Even more content tailored for me: <em>The Lullaby Weaver</em> draws inspiration from "<em>World of Horror</em>, <em>Silent Hill</em>, and the works of <em>Junji Ito</em>," all incredibly terrifying sources! The "1-bit" aesthetic only adds to the chilling effect.</p>
<p><a href="http://kck.st/4iHf7JT"><em>RPM</em> Issue #6</a> (ends May 29; estimated reward date: June 2025)<br/>The reliable Sandeep Rai is back with a new edition of <em>The Unofficial PlayStation Magazine</em>. This issue promises an interview with Shuhei Yoshida and insights into three major mascot-driven PS2 action games. The work for this edition is "completely done" and will be shipped out next month.</p>
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