Indigo Park, the indie horror game that exploded on YouTube over the weekend, has reached its funding goal for its next chapter in record time, and it doesn't look like it's going to happen.
Indigo Park: Chapter 1 Credits Song – Rambley Review by @recorderdude, @otterboyva and @Jakeneutron
Indigo Park: Chapter 1 launched on Steam on May 18th, giving players the chance to try out the first chapter for free. The developers set out to raise just over $50,000 on Kickstarter to create the second chapter. By May 20th, that goal had already been reached, and the total and funding numbers have only continued to climb as the community races to fund their latest horror fix.
🎉 INDIGO PARK: CHAPTER 2 JUST REACHED ITS FUNDING GOAL! Thank you so much to everyone who supported this! I promise Chapter 2 will be worth it. And what are we going to do for the next 28 days? pic.twitter.com/MSdGMqvyhH
In Indigo Park, players explore an abandoned children’s amusement park where creatures and animatronics attempt to thwart their search. It was created by YouTuber and Twitch Streamer UniqueGeese, who took heavy inspiration from other popular indie horror titles like Poppy’s Playtime and Five Nights at Freddy’s. They even copied Poppy’s Playtime’s marketing strategy of making the first chapter free to drum up interest.
