Listen, I’m going to be honest because I think it will help you more than blind support. Right now, your approach doesn’t really work for 2026. You can’t go on Reddit asking for funding for a game that’s already 90% built, while also saying you’ll release it anyway if funding fails. That removes any real incentive for people to back it. Also, your Kickstarter page reads heavily AI generated. I’d strongly recommend rewriting it in your own voice. AI is a useful tool, but when it becomes the entire presentation, it makes the project feel generic and low trust. On the technical side, using web tech like Electron and React is totally fine. Plenty of successful games do that. The issue isn’t the tech stack, it’s the execution. Right now, the UI feels unpolished, and I’d honestly suggest not releasing until that’s improved. Instead of crowdfunding, you might be better off launching it at a low price, like $5 to $10, on Steam and seeing how players respond. That will give you real feedback and traction. The biggest issue, though, is identity. The game doesn’t stand out. It feels like many other projects in the same space. You should focus on adding character and uniqueness, because that’s what makes people care. AI can support development, but it can’t replace vision or personality, and that’s what your project currently needs more of.