Project Phoenix Kickstarter Update After 7-Year Silence Targets 2031 Release
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Zack Zwiezen
Summary
Project Phoenix, a JRPG that raised over $1 million on Kickstarter in 2013, has finally provided its first update in seven years. Originally estimated for a March 2015 release, the game has faced repeated delays (pushed to 2018, then went silent in 2019). The new update from developer CIA, Inc. now targets completion by the end of 2031 — a full 18 years after the initial campaign. The article covers backer reactions, the game's troubled development history, and the broader context of Kickstarter game projects that have struggled to deliver.
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kotakuProject Phoenix Kickstarter Update After 7-Year Silence Targets 2031 Releasekotaku.comKey quotes
· 3 pulled'Aiming to finish production at the end of 2031'
In 2013, the Kickstarter campaign for Project Phoenix ended up raising over $1 million
the team announced that Project Phoenix wouldn't ship until 2018
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