Robin Rath. Photo Courtesy of Pixel Press

St. Louis Video Game Entrepreneur Hits $100,000 Crowdfunding Goal

Austin Huguelet June 7, 2013June 7, 2013 0 Comments Crowdfunding, Entrepreneurship, funding, Kickstarter, Pixel Press, Robin Rath, St. Louis

Robin Rath's Pixel Press will be introduced to the video game industrynext week at the E3 Conference in Los Angeles. | Photo Courtesy of Pixel Press — Robin Rath's Pixel Press will be introduced to the video game industrynext week at the E3 Conference in Los Angeles. | Photo courtesy of Pixel Press

St. Louis software developer Robin Rath has hit the $100,000 target he set to fund his video game app with six days still left on its campaign on crowdfunding site Kickstarter. His project, Pixel Press, is a video game system that generates levels for an ’80s-style game based on hand-drawn maps. Pixel Press had 1,901 backers and had raised $100,323 as of Friday morning on Kickstarter.

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