Addy Valentine, a long-time pixel artist, has seen their upcoming project 'GUN NOSE' rake in over $85,000—that’s roughly 122,400,000 KRW—effectively doubling their initial target in a single day on Kickstarter.

This PC-bound title is an action-mystery game centered on a robotic detective tracking a string of serial killings. You’ll be navigating Ironwood, a city crafted with hand-drawn pixel art, stepping into the metallic boots of 'GUN NOSE', a bot with a mysterious past and a rather literal 'face of murder'.

Your objective is to hunt down a cabal of serial-killing robots hiding in plain sight and track down your missing creator. The character designs and artwork carry a distinct hint of Osamu Tezuka’s influence.

The game features a semi-procedural narrative structure. Each playthrough shuffles the victims, suspects, clues, and perpetrators. You'll need to interrogate suspects and analyze evidence to piece together the killer's unique signature.

Combat is chaotic and plays out in real-time. Expect the suspects to fight back with 'Psychic Nuke' abilities, conjuring ghostly electrical projectiles. You’ve got an AI companion named 'Jiminy Drive' and various allies to help you set traps and unravel the city's conspiracies.

If you back the project with $15 (approx. 21,600 KRW) or more, you will receive a copy of the game. The campaign has already hit four stretch goals, including Linux and Mac support, two new areas, extra staff hiring, and 2-player local co-op. If the funding hits $200,000 (approx. 288,000,000 KRW), a console port is also planned.