Looks like ReLive isn’t the only indie horror game that’s looking to take another stab raising money on crowdfunding sites. The creepy, sci-fi horror game Caffeine has also returned after an unsuccessful Indiegogo campaign, only this time developer Dylan Browne is hoping he’ll have better luck on Kickstarter.

The new funding campaign comes with an updated demo — I played its original demo a few months back, you can watch that below, if you like — and a lowered funding goal of $70,000, versus the original campaign’s $80,000. I’m glad it’s not another flexible funding campaign, because when the creator gets the funds they raise, whether or not the goal is reached, there’s really no reason to trust those funds will turn into the game/movie/book/whatever it is the campaign is for.

However, I am a little worried that the goal is still so high. The first campaign raised a little over $3,000, so unless this one sees significantly more support, I don’t see how it’ll achieve its goal. A playable demo certainly helps, and its developer has been consistent in providing updates and footage for fans, plus it’s already raised a little over $1,500 in just a few days, so who knows?

If you’re unfamiliar with the game, Caffeine follows a young boy who awakens alone — sort of — on a caffeine mining station. It’s slated to release on Windows, Linux and Mac, and its impressive visuals are powered by Unreal Engine 4. The game will also come with support for Oculus Rift and controllers, if you’re like me and you don’t consider yourself particularly skilled with a keyboard and mouse.

Unless we’re talking about StarCraft. I will destroy you in that game, bro.

To support Caffeine, head on over to Kickstarter.