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Every project comes with it's own risks and rewards please do your research and make an informed decision on the project.

Has Legacy Backed this project?
Yes.
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Why?

One of my favourite games of all time is Zelda a link to the past on the SNES and 16 bit rpgs in general.
If ever a project was going to catch my attention this was probably going to be it.
Of course inspired by projects never have the same budgets or dare I say skill sets of those that created the original work I feel I have seen enough to give me an enjoyable experience with this project and if in the end I don't like it I'll give an honest and open review about what went wrong right here on this website.
It should be noted however I only backed the project at the $100 level because as a serious Nintendo collector I want a physical Nintendo Switch copy of the game.
Trying to obtain one after the fact (If it remained a kickstarter exclusive) would likely cost me far more than $100.
If with a few hours to go the switch stretch goal isn't even close to being met I will reduce my pledge to a lower level.
I will still back the project as a fan but I'm not paying $100 to play the game on my pc.
I would also like to point out that there is absolutely no way at the time of publication, at the time of the kickstarter going live or even by the time the kickstarter ends that Aloft Studios have an agreement with Nintendo that they can obtain the physical carts required and release the game physically for the switch.
(A deal with Limited Run Games, Super Rare games or someone similar is probably more likely)

Risks and challenges
Direct from the developer

​As a small studio still establishing its history, we have striven to provide our users with a complete picture of what the final product will be. As part of this approach, we have made a number of demos available throughout our past development, which offer a vertical slice of all of our major game systems and core gameplay. As well being invaluable for improving our work through public feedback, we believe these demos are an important part of demonstrating our competence to complete the project as a whole. We also view the demos as a tool to help mitigate the general risks to backers associated with indie game kickstarters, since you can try before you buy!

With this project, we are very much emphasizing quality over other concerns. As a rule, when some element of development is not up to our high standards, we continue put effort into that element until it is a joy to interact with in the game context. This relentless drive toward a quality user experience causes the time-frames to stretch from time to time, so we must stress that moderate delays are part of the process.