Meet the First Recipients of the Google Next Wave Fund
From robotic hands and AI translation to respiratory health and digital scent, these creators are turning ambitious ideas into reality with support from the Kickstarter X Google Next Wave Fund.
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From robotic hands and AI translation to respiratory health and digital scent, these creators are turning ambitious ideas into reality with support from the Kickstarter X Google Next Wave Fund.
The Montreal-based studio, FLYOS, is known for immersive narrative experiences like Vampire: The Masquerade — CHAPTERS and Rayman: The Board Game. What's next?
Most Kickstarter projects deliver successfully, but the ones that struggle often fall victim to the same avoidable mistakes.
From a long-simmering dream project to an unlikely collaboration with Space Cowboys, Restoration Games co-founder Justin Jacobson shares the story behind The King's Gambit, the evolution of his studio, and why community remains at the heart of every Kickstarter campaign.
There are five common mistakes. Here's how you can sidestep each one.
Where post-campaign timelines actually slip, how to choose a fulfillment model, and what the new international shipping rules mean for your backers.
New research shows how Kickstarter continues to fuel job creation and long-term economic activity across the creative economy.
Last week, we released a set of updates to our rules around mature content. It was our first time publishing a set of detailed, specific guidelines…
Russell Nohelty has published sci-fi and fantasy novels, short story collections, self-help books, tarot cards, and more via Kickstarter.
Long before a game makes it to Kickstarter, playtesting is how you find out if it's ready.
The international marketing agency, Longham, has never approached crowdfunding as a conventional digital marketing service.
The data shows it: Blockbuster projects are, in fact, having a positive impact on the smaller projects around them.
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