In 2012, creator Andrew Hussie went to Kickstarter to ask for $700,000 to make the Homestuck Adventure Game, now known as Hiveswap, and came away with nearly $2.5 million. Soon it will be time to ...

When Hussie revealed a Kickstarter campaign to fund creation of a Homestuck adventure game on Tuesday, his fans helped him meet his $700,000 goal within just one day. He plans to release the game ...

Five years ago the creators of popular webcomic Homestuck raised nearly $2.5m on Kickstarter to make a video game spin-off. Now, half a decade later, that game is coming out. Dubbed Hiveswap ...

After recently celebrating its 5th anniversary, Homestuck is now about to become a full-fledged video game, following a highly-successful Kickstarter campaign, with developer The Odd Gentlemen ...

The project, Homestuck Adventure Game, will be a classic role-playing video game inspired by Homestuck, a webcomic with a cultish following of over 1 million fans. Although the webcomic is ...

New Homestuck game, Hiveswap, will release on September 14, 2017. For those who aren't familiar with Homestuck, it's a webcomic that follows the stories of a group of friends who accidentally ...

It's been a long road to release for Hiveswap, the point-and-click adventure set in the universe of webcomic Homestuck ... to understand the story. You play Joey Claire, a teen snatched from ...

Homestuck webcomic creator Andrew Hussie took to the Homestuck Adventure Game’s Kickstarter blog this week to squash some rumors and reveal some details about the upcoming game. Hussie explained ...

Homestuck, the MS paint webcomic by Andrew Hussie is being adapted into an adventure game after successfully raising over $700,000 in just three days over on Kickstarter. The Homestuck webcomic ...

Crowdfunded to the tune of US$2.4mil (RM10.02mil) in 2012 and with the game moving from its designated studio back to the Homestuck umbrella company What Pumpkin in 2014, Hiveswap takes place ...

In a new trailer that is simply named “Trailer,” Andrew Hussie has revealed a new visual novel he’s working on that isn’t Homestuck-related. The trailer itself is pretty chaotic.

"The first game was just Act 1. The Homestuck tradition is for the first act to feel pretty tame, and for things to get pretty wild after that. We'll see if that pattern holds," he said.