The Next Official Sequel to Starflight is Here! Originally published in 1986 by Electronic Arts, Starflight defined the sci-fi RPG genre for video games with its unique sandbox game play. …

Last year was a milestone year for Fig! In addition to heavy-hitting campaigns like Pillars of Eternity II and Phoenix Point, we also saw our first games come to market, and paid out our first investor returns. From the very beginning, a core part of our vision has been to…

November has come and gone and we are so thankful to work with such talented developers! Here’s what they’ve been up to this month: Springloaded discusses some combat mechanics in Obelus, gets into some story elements of the game and reveals a new boss! Make Sail gets a Steam page…

Happy Halloween! We’re wrapping up another busy month as we unwrap Halloween candy and cram it into our faces. This month was filled with ups and downs, lots of work and lots of fun, too! Let’s start by checking out some of the developer updates from this month: Trackless posts…

Earlier this month, we attended PAX West in Seattle, where Swery hosted a panel to announce The Good Life campaign! If you weren’t able to see the panel in person, you can catch it on Twitch. At the MIX indie game showcase during PAX we showed off Bounty Battle, Trackless…

It’s our anniversary! This month marks two years since Fig launched its first campaign and we have some highlights to share with you, plus some info about upcoming events! We published our first game, Kingdoms and Castles, and used all the marketing data we’ve accumulated to help make it commercially…

July has been a super busy month here at Fig! Not only have we launched a couple of brand new campaigns, we’ve also hit a HUGE milestone. This month we released not just one, but TWO Fig-funded games! Kingdoms and Castles from Lion Shield and Solstice Chronicles: MIA by Ironward…

I first fell in love with video games when I was 8. That was when my dad brought home an Apple IIe. I loved the fact that I could write a program, and this story would come out the other side. …

A new way to support developers with final polish, localization, marketing and fees for platforms like Steam Direct At Fig, we’re continually looking for opportunities to remove the barriers to entry for developers to unleash their creativity through games. That’s why we’re psyched to announce the Fig Finishing Funds! As…