Eco - Minecraft for Education xD

$3,800 during the last 7, now.

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$199,215 with 3 hours left :smiley:

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$200,000! We did it!

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Apparently, some Board of Education gave the developers $900,000 to make this game happen…

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wow… do you know if that means the stretch goals count as unlocked?

edit: im guessing you found that out from this comment on the kickstarter,

if not, then please do share where you got the info from.

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the question now is … is this a correct info and means this the strechgoals are reached? xD

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Good detective work crabcakes

heres some stuff i found about the donation with a quick google search,

http://www.strangeloopgames.com/about-us/

http://ies.ed.gov/funding/grantsearch/details.asp?ID=1600

[quote=“Wiese2007, post:99, topic:10725”]
and means this the strechgoals are reached? xD
[/quote]dunno about that part though.

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Mmmm… Was kinda hoping this wouldn’t happen so early, Glad they got the money and all, But yeah… Influence has just tipped too much. A 900k infusion will buy A lot of it… Soo sad :frowning:

I hope they allow us to keep older copies of the game, because I have a feeling as time goes on the newer revisions will change it and not in a good way.

Amusing that the amount they were awarded from IES was $899,871 (over two years) and not an even $900k :blush:

Hard to tell what it will mean for the project. But at the same time, the award period started already in May (That’s what 5/7/2015 means, right? Stupid date system, stick with ISO 8601 ;)). So this was awarded long before the Kickstarter campaign? Oh well, funding is of course good, hopefully it won’t change their vision with the (educational) game.

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Eco goes into playable Alpha (For the people who backed it) November 23!

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