Crowdfunding is inherently not a bad deal. It offers many opportunities for everyone from video game developers to bring a project to life, saving animal and human lives alike, which is a wonderful thing. However crowdfunding also has it’s share of serious problems when it comes to scumbag individuals who do everything from scamming people out of money, people giving false donations,  to Erik Chevalier literally stealing people’s money for “unrelated personal expenses:. All in all while crowdfunding can be the rocket fuel for some really awesome shit in the world, it also shows us just how sickening some people decide to abuse the service.

 I can only sum up The Flock from Vogelsap as an odd duck. The first person asymmetrical multiplayer horror game drops Q3 2015. The major difference here is every time a player dies in the game, one life will be removed from the total population of the “Flock.”
When the Flock’s population hits zero, no one will be able to buy the game ever again. When this happens only the players who already bought The Flock will get to participate in what Vogelsap is calling a “cinematic finale.”

developers has said

“After the ending, the game will go offline permanently and no longer be playable,”

A representative at Vogelsap has also stated

“The game will not be playable offline. It is online multiplayer only.”

There is no news on the cost of the game just yet. Regardless The Flock is a strange one indeed, this could turn out disastrous or possibly an interesting marketing gimmick.

I give you my thoughts and opinions on Batman Arkham Knight and how it is basically the same as the previous games. Also get a little pissed on the fact they release Bat Girl DLC before fixing PC version of the game.