It continued: "We're partnering with Fig to give back to longtime fans who have sustained Homeworld for 20 years by giving them a chance to invest in Homeworld 3's success and help us understand the game they've been dreaming about." In an FAQ at the bottom of the Fig page, Gearbox explained the reason it's only asking for $1 is "because we want it to be clear that the game is on a solid foundation, funding-wise." It is being developed by Blackbird Interactive, a studio founded by the original game's art director Rob Cunningham, with the support of the Gearbox Publishing team that helped bring Homeworld Remastered Collection to market. Homeworld 3 and its campaign were announced during PAX West this weekend. At the time of writing, the game's Fig total stands at $434,500 from 2,413 - and there are still 27 days to go. Unsurprisingly, backers have already pledged considerably more than that. In March last year, it said it had intercepted two Iranian drones laden with weapons for Gaza.A crowdfunding campaign has begun for Homeworld 3, with a funding goal of just $1. Israel has accused Iran of smuggling weapons to Palestinian militant groups in Gaza. Iran is a major backer of Islamic Jihad and Nakhala has met Raisi and other officials during his visit. President Ebrahim Raisi said Israel has “once again showed its occupying and aggressive nature to the world,” according to a statement from his office. Iran’s foreign ministry condemned Israel’s “brutal attack” on Gaza. “The Palestinian resistance is stronger today than in the past,” he said, adding that the militant groups have found “the ability to manage major wars”. Salami stressed that the Palestinian response showed “a new chapter” has begun and that Israel “will pay another heavy price for the recent crime”. Palestinian militants hit back with a barrage of rocket fire into Israel, in the territory’s worst flare-up since a war last year. The Gaza health ministry said a five-year-old girl was among 12 people killed by the Israeli bombardment.
Israel has said it launched a “pre-emptive” operation against Islamic Jihad on Friday to avert an imminent attack following days of tensions along the Gaza border.Ī senior commander of the group was killed in an air strike on Gaza City on Friday, one of a wave of strikes on the territory. “We are with you on this path until the end, and let Palestine and the Palestinians know that they are not alone,” he told the visiting leader of Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad, Ziad al-Nakhala, during a meeting in Tehran. “Today, all the anti-Zionist jihadi capabilities are on the scene in a united formation working to liberate Jerusalem and uphold the rights of the Palestinian people,” Major General Hossein Salami said in a statement on the Guards’ Sepah News website. TEHRAN: The head of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said Saturday that the Palestinians are “not alone” in their fight against Israel as they faced a second day of air strikes in Gaza. Israel accuses Iran of smuggling weapons to Palestinian militant groups in Gaza.“Palestinian resistance is stronger today than in past,” Hossein Salami says.Israel says it launched “pre-emptive” operation against Islamic Jihad.Islamic Jihad leader Ziad al-Nakhala has been holding talks with key backer Iran as the Palestinian militant group has come under sustained attack by Israel.