Should it reach its goal, here’s what Krome will do to bring the game to Switch: The funding goal is set at $50,000 USD, which is just short of $75,000 AUD - not a small amount of money, but not unreasonable either.
There’s a slew of interesting potential rewards for backers, ranging from just having your name in the credits or getting a copy of the game when it launches, all the way up to a crazy $700+ pledge, which will net you what’s called “Dennis’ Enormous Thunder Egg Collection.” This’ll net you a digital copy for both Switch and Steam, digital versions of the soundtrack and art book, physical copies of both the soundtrack and the artbook, a necklace, a mug, a pair of board shorts, and a picture of you, drawn as a TY universe animal, amongst other things. TY the Tasmanian Tiger was developed by Krome Studios and released all the way back in 2002, now after a successful early-access launch on Steam, the Krome crew want to bring Ty to the Switch. That’s if the new Kickstarter campaign started today gets off the ground. The cult favourite TY the Tasmanian Tiger could be heading to the Switch.
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