It is no secret that I am a big fan of the Sega Dreamcast console.  It was Sega’s final console which was sad but it is fitting, it is an awesome system.  It is almost like Sega knew they were going to fail so they intentionally left it almost, completely, open to homebrew developers.  Think about it, what better way to say thank you to the gaming community than to exit leaving something like the Dreamcast as your swan song?  Why am I talking about this stuff?  Because had Sega locked down the Dreamcast like Sony and Microsoft do, I wouldn’t be here telling you about Alice Dreams Tournament.  Alice Team have just put it up on Kickstarter and it is ALREADY funded and still has 28 days, of a 30 day Kickstarter, left to gather funding.

I covered Alice Dreams Tournament before, when it was announced, now I can talk about it more since it is funded and is guaranteed to find its way to fans.  For those that do not know about Alice Dreams Tournament, it is a Bomberman style game with Alice in Wonderland aesthetics.  That is perfectly fine with me.

One thing that is separating Alice Dreams Tournament from other games on Kickstarter or IndieGoGo is that it is pretty much done.  In development since 2006, Alice Dreams Tournament was previously known as “Dynamite Dreams”.  There is a serious retro feel to Alice Dreams Tournament, at least from what I can tell based on the videos that we have seen so far.

For those of you that are tired of Bomberman, you may be interested in the fact that Alice Dreams Tournament has six different game modes to keep things interesting.  That and the fact that it is a new Dreamcast game.

Head over to the Alice Dreams Tournament Kickstarter to add your pledge to secure your copy.

Carl Williams

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