Shadowrun: Hong Kong Kickstarter nears its end

The Shadowrun: Hong Kong Kickstarter is nearing its end, as it closes in on one final stretch goal.

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Harebrained Schemes’ latest Kickstarter is currently sat on $935,682, easily surpassing its initial goal of $100,000, which means every stretch goal has been hit but one. If the Kickstarter reaches $1,000,000 USD before it ends, an additional mini-campaign – Shadows of Hong Kong – will be released. This 4-5 hour slice of gameplay will be set after the events of the game itself, and you’ll be able to import your character from the end of Shadowrun: Hong Kong. I would honestly not be surprised if this goal is hit before the Kickstarter ends.

With every other stretch goal hit, Shadowrun: Hong Kong will have enhanced controls, animatic scenes, extra characters with personal quests, more animatic endings, better sound, enhanced cyberware, an expanded magic system, and a revamped Matrix. Which sounds great, frankly.

If you want to back Shadowrun: Hong Kong, head on over to the Kickstarter.


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