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Top 114 best Steam games of all time tagged with Kickstarter, according to gamer reviews.

Rank, title, date, tags, platforms and price Score Rating
7.82
89% 13,059 votes
7.42
84% 7,836 votes
7.30
83% 2,544 votes
6.57
86% 14 votes
6.52
71% 5,106 votes
6.50
72% 2,435 votes
5.70
63% 54 votes
5.68
61% 204 votes
5.36
57% 35 votes
4.61
44% 1,048 votes
4.60
43% 54 votes

Correlated tags

Correlation is how often another tag appears together with this tag. If one in every five games tagged with Kickstarter is also tagged with a correlated tag, the correlated tag has 20% correlation. 100% correlation means the pair of tags always appear together.

Tags most frequently applied to the same games as Kickstarter, with at least 15% correlation.

  1. Singleplayer 75%
  2. Indie 74%
  3. Adventure 63%
  4. Story Rich 44%
  5. Casual 33%
  6. Fantasy 32%
  7. RPG 30%
  8. Action 28%
  9. Sci-fi 28%
  10. Strategy 26%
  11. Anime 25%
  12. 2D 25%
  13. Great Soundtrack 24%
  14. Atmospheric 24%
  15. Crowdfunded 24%
  16. Visual Novel 20%
  17. Female Protagonist 19%
  18. Puzzle 18%
  19. Cute 18%
  20. Simulation 16%
  21. Retro 16%
  22. Turn-Based 15%

The Kickstarter tag refers to games that have been funded or developed through the crowdfunding platform called Kickstarter. Kickstarter is a platform where creators can pitch their project ideas and seek financial support from potential backers. This allows developers to secure funding directly from the community and fans who are interested in their game concept.

When a game is tagged as "Kickstarter" on Steam, it means that the game's development was made possible through a successful Kickstarter campaign. These games often showcase unique or innovative ideas that may not have received traditional publisher backing but still garnered enough interest from supporters to bring the project to life.

The advantages of Kickstarter-funded games are:

  • Community Involvement By funding a game on Kickstarter, backers become part of the project's community. They can provide feedback, suggestions, and engage in discussions with the developers during development, fostering a sense of involvement and collaboration.
  • Creative Freedom By bypassing traditional publishers, developers can maintain high levels of creative control over their projects. This allows them to explore unconventional ideas or take risks that might not align with commercial market trends.
  • Early Access Opportunities Many Kickstarter campaigns offer early access versions of the game as rewards for backers. This means those who supported the project get early access before its official release, giving them an opportunity to provide feedback and shape its development.

Some notable examples of games funded through Kickstarter include:

  • Bloodstained: Ritual of The Night A spiritual successor to Castlevania developed by Koji Igarashi after meeting its initial funding goal within hours seucred millions more than initially expected
  • Shovel Knight A pixel art platformer developed by Yacht Club Games, which gained immense popularity and critical acclaim after exceeding its funding goal
  • Divinity: Original Sin II A highly acclaimed RPG developed by Larian Studios that raised over $2 million on Kickstarter before becoming one of the most successful crowdfunded games of all time.

The "Kickstarter" tag allows players to identify and support games that have been independently funded and brought to life with the support of the gaming community.

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