In just 5 days, Kickstarter’s new crowdfunding system could make games for a wide range of different platforms look and feel like something entirely new.

But while some of the new features that make this new platform interesting might seem trivial to some, it’s a big step forward for a platform that has often been criticized for its reliance on a traditional publishing model.

Here’s what you need to know about the crowdfunding revolution that’s coming soon to Kickstarter.1.

Funding is free.

Kickstarter’s campaign system lets you set the goal you want to raise and then get a few hours of support to make it happen.

This means you can set a budget and set a deadline for when you expect to hit your goal.

And when you do, you’re getting all the perks that come with being on Kickstarter.

There’s also a rewards program that allows you to add-on rewards to your pledge.

But unlike traditional crowdfunding, Kickstarter is a truly self-financing system, meaning you can raise money from anyone, anywhere, and without a publisher.

This is because Kickstarter’s crowdfunding platform allows anyone to get access to funds from their supporters.

You can see how the platform works here.2.

The platform lets you do lots of different things.

Kickstarter is also a platform for creative projects, including movies, books, and games.

And the platform is constantly expanding its tools to make them more appealing to the wider world.

For instance, it lets you hire a team of programmers, designers, and artists to make your game, and you can get a game’s music to fit with a soundtrack of your own.

There are a number of other cool new features, too, like a built-in tool to make videos in video editing software, and a system that lets you record your games’ audio and video in a way that makes it look like you’re creating your own music.3.

You don’t need to pay a publisher to use the platform.

While Kickstarter may be a little bit of a gamble for some publishers, it could prove to be a valuable tool for indie developers.

Because it’s not like the traditional publishing industry is designed for crowdfunding, it doesn’t require publishers to buy any of your games or make them available for distribution.

So if you want a project to get funded, Kickstarter isn’t the place to go to get it.

It’s just the platform for you to get your game on the platform without the need to put a publisher on board.4.

It takes a little work to get things up and running.

The biggest hurdle you’ll need to jump through is getting your project to backers.

That’s why the platform has an extremely quick-and-dirty process.

It will take you an hour or two to get a project up and working.

But the good news is that this process isn’t always as hard as you might think.

As we mentioned earlier, Kickstarter will give you the ability to choose what kind of rewards you want, so you don’t have to worry about having to wait months for your rewards to arrive.

So even if you’re a new game designer, you can use Kickstarter to get games up and going right away.5.

The company isn’t trying to take over the world.

Kickstarter has already been criticized as an industry that is monopolizing the market for crowdfunding.

But crowdfunding is a great way to make sure that creative creators aren’t undervalued, or left out of the game industry altogether.

It could even prove to help companies like the NFL and Disney that are trying to diversify their revenue sources.

Kickstarter promises to become more transparent in the future, so creators can better understand how they can help their games and how to support their backers.6.

It has a lot of different perks.

If you’re like me and like games that you make for a living, you’ll probably love the fact that you can earn perks by pledging on Kickstarter and making the game available on the same platform.

The game developer can choose what they want to do with the rewards, which can include a copy of the finished game, as well as a digital copy of your game.

The Kickstarter creator also gets access to all the backer rewards, and they can choose how to distribute the rewards on the game’s social channels.

This allows the game creator to make their own personalized campaign and get all the benefits of Kickstarter without the risk of having to worry too much about whether their game is getting a high enough rating.

The benefits of this kind of arrangement extend beyond just making sure that your game is available on your platform.

If your game has the right amount of support and you’re able to make the game look good, you might be able to get more exposure.

You also get the benefit of a professional game design studio, which helps you get more work done on your game and also helps you create more content for your game if it’s successful.

Kickstarter also offers a lot more perks than traditional crowdfunding.

You’ll be able get your games featured in magazines and newspapers and receive free content like videos and artwork