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Started by Pepijn Rijnders December 24th, 2011
This is the 2009 gameplay video from Foreign Legion: Buckets of Blood..
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In august 2008 we at Sakari Indie launched our first indie game: Foreign Legion: Buckets of Blood. A funny, gory cartoon shooter that was very much welcomed by the Steam community.
That very community begged for a multiplayer version of this game. They supported our team so much from all over the world. Helping with translations and spreading the fun of the Game.
And now after 3 years, we still get daily mails from fans hoping for that new version.
this is a comment I got this morning:
"I’m deeply saddened by the death of this great game. I really hope you’re working on it still, but, It’s been quite a while."
So there is only one thing to do.. Lets make that multiplayer... we shall call it Foreign Legion: Multi Massacre. And with no more than 2 people we can do this within 2 months..
All the best to you and thanks in advance!
1. RocketHub is not an investment or charity. It is an exchange: funds from fans for rewards from me.
2. It's an All & More funding mechanism: if I don't reach my financial goal I get to keep what I raise. But if I do reach my goal, I get access to exciting opportunities.
