Skullgirls Review

For those of you who have been following this blog since February may have seen my post about Skullgirls' Indiegogo Campaign a few months ago. It's really good to see that the community have worked together to let this great fighting game grow even larger. And now that I've finally got my hands on it through Steam let's see if this game really is as good as I think it is or will it just disappoint me.

Skullgirls Indiegogo Campaign and MLP Fighting Game

It has been 20 days and Skullgirls' Indiegogo Campaign has already raised $443,458(at the writing of this post). The campaign not only successfully funded Squigly but also Big Band, complete with story mode for both of these characters. But of course, you can still help out.

Skullgirls Indiegogo Campaign Adds New Reward Tiers

The Skullgirls Indiegogo campaign was highly successful since Lab Zero got their funding goal of $150k in just under one day. Of course they aren't going to stop there and they have stretch goals already set up for the campaign which includes another character(Big Band, the first playable male character in Skullgirls) when they reach $375k and one character that the players can vote as the third DLC character when the funding reaches $600k.

Skullgirls Indiegogo Campaign

I've been following about Skullgirls for a long time. I'm not really a fighting game player but I really like Skullgirls artstyle and character design, the fluid and good looking animation also doesn't hurt. Now the game have been struggling because of some problem with the publisher earlier on 2012 but now it's back and Skullgirls needs your help!