misteryo: RPG by Elder Scrolls modders. The team has modders who have worked on good mods for Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim.

I backed this project originally when it was on kickstarter. That was three years ago. A Steam early access version is available now. And this is an Indiegogo campaign to fund ongoing development.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/witanlore-dreamtime-steam-rpg#/

MajicMan: It seems fairly generic to me. But then the entire Elder Scrolls series underwhelms me. I hope they succeed because it would be cool for them, but it seem a long shot as only two people have pledged $35 total so far.

misteryo: Generic?! It's a society of talking bears!!!

And this was a successful kickstarter campaign and has already resulted in an early access build. I posted this link right after the indigogo started.

Lifthrasil: Well, let's see:

The rewards don't include the game. You just get a discount. Even if you invest a lot of money - that's a no.
It's Steam only - that's a no.
The game doesn't exist yet, but they are already selling DLC ... that's a big no!

So, let's ad up: no + no + No = NO!

Plus, they were already funded through Kickstarter. Plus they got their game on Early Access, which means additional money. And still they managed to mismanage their funds enough to run out again. Is there any reason to assume that they will succeed now, where they failed twice? It fits the general picture very well that the funding scheme they chose is the "take the money and run" category. (aka 'flexible goal')

Oh, plus they don't even say which mods they worked on. Everyone has worked on 'a mod' at some time or other. Did they produce anything notable? Probably not, otherwise they would advertise it. So all in all this looks like a project that is bound to fail.