Cosmic Chains
A project in Wilmington, DE by Siclen Studio000days
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A highly tactical dueling card game of cats and robots. Build the longest satellite chain to provide the best network coverage!
Backers: 325
Average Pledge Per Backer: $30
Funded: $9,791 of $5,000
Dates: May 1st -> May 26th (25 days)
Project By: Siclen Studio
Backers: 325
Average Pledge Per Backer: $30
Funded: $9,791 of $5,000
Dates: May 1st -> May 26th (25 days)
Project By: Siclen Studio
$9,791
current pledge level
Last Updated: May 26 @ 08:03 -0400 GMT
195%
of goal
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Latest News
The prize is unlocked, your effects & Tabletopia 
May 13th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey for the fans of riddles and most powerful card effects!We are back with another update and we have a bunch of news for you today 🤖 THE PRIZE AND YOUR EFFECTSYou have solved all the quests and unlocked the prize: 2 blank cards that will be... (Read More)
Satellite illustrations: how we made them
May 8th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey for the satellite fans!Today we are sharing the drafts of our satellites. We had many iterations but since the first portion of sketches from Maria we realised—number 2 had to stay! Much more complicated it was with Team AI. We wanted to give... (Read More)
Who are you from Cosmic Chains?
May 7th - via: kickstarter.com
Good day from Dreamy Helper-102 with the best ideas on vacation!Yes, that's an important survey for you. Well, okay... This is a fun activity prepared by Cosmic Chains artist Maria 🤖️️️️️️ We are totally obsessed with the game and... (Read More)
Monday with Retro Lo-Fi Space Radio ✨
May 6th - via: kickstarter.com
Greetings from the Earth orbit!There are no busy Mondays here. Once in a while, the cats and blobots are just chilling in their satellites, lazily planning their strategies and charging their Pew fleets. But even the Pews are in slow motion!If you... (Read More)
Rule them all! No, seriously, here are the rules...
May 5th - via: kickstarter.com
Hi to the kittens and conscious machines all around the Earth orbit!Today, we would like to share all the info about the rules put into one post. All this information has been available on the landing page since the first day of the campaign, but... (Read More)
May the Сhains be with you!
May 4th - via: kickstarter.com
Today is a special day for our team. First of all, Maria Kolyadina, Cosmic Chains' illustrator, has a birthday! She's been a full member of our team since the first days of the project development: we created clumsy cats and shrewd blobots together... (Read More)
200 backers, 2nd quest solved & DevDiary
May 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
Hey, fluffy and blobby friends!There are already 200 of you! This is amazing, thank you 🛰️️ DEVDIARYToday, we want to share with you a brief story of how the game and this campaign were designed. Dmitrii, Cosmic Chains Game Designer and Siclen... (Read More)
We are funded! What's next? About the quests and other activities!
May 2nd - via: kickstarter.com
Hey for the cat, robot, and satellite lovers!We are so happy to share that Cosmic Chains has just been funded! On the first day of the campaign! That's unbelievable—of course, only thanks to you. You are real fluffy and blobby Internet rulers... (Read More)
We are live!
May 1st - via: kickstarter.com
The first message ever sent over the Internet (technically, its ancestor) 55 years ago was “lo.” The ULCA professor Leonard Kleinrock and his student, Charley Kline, attempted to type in and transmit the word "login" from UCLA to SRI, but the... (Read More)
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