Customs and Stuff for Non-Americans

I hope that you get your version of Bloodstained! It's too bad to hear about your parents and the situation, hopefully things get worked out. If all else fails I'm sure there would be some way to make all of the content digital, even if you backed at a higher tier. Fangamer will help you figure things out. :]

Hey there, fellow German here. I don't think that there are any significant issues with customs as long as the price is lower than 150€. If so there will be an additional customs fee but usually you should still receive your packet. The customs will first have to look at it so it'll likely take longer than stuff from the EU but if Fangamer does everything correctly (and I assume they will since they are pros regarding that) you can expect to get everything delivered by the postal service as usual. I have received stuff from Australia before and despite taking a while it still got delivered to my front door as expected. I don't get why your parents expect it to be confiscated as it's not anything suspicious or illegal in Germany. Following is a link with further information on restricted goods.
www.zoll.de/DE/Privatpersonen/Postsendungen-Internetbestellungen/Sendungen-aus-einem-Nicht-EU-Staat/Einschraenkungen/Waren/waren_node.html
They might know something that I don't know though so take what I say with a grain of salt and do post results of your research.

Here's some further (German) ressources:
www.zolltarifnummern.de/zollgebuehren.php
www.zoll.de/DE/Privatpersonen/Postsendungen-Internetbestellungen/Sendungen-aus-einem-Nicht-EU-Staat/Zoll-und-Steuern/Internetbestellungen/internetbestellungen_node.html
www.n-tv.de/ratgeber/Wann-muss-man-Pakete-beim-Zoll-abholen-article12777006.html
www.posttip.de/rubrik/20030/online-shopping-ueber-die-usa-zoll-und-versand.html

Well unless Bloodstained ends up on the German index (which of course it won't) I don't think we need to worry about that. Your parents worries, however are  not completely unreasonable. When looking at the whole thing from an outsider's perspective who doesn't know about IGA's reputation, it makes sense to be sceptical at the premise of giving them a hundred Euros for a game that they still need to make. After all there have been cases of successful Kickstarter campaigns that didn't stay true to their promise. Of course we know that IGA won't let us down but not everyone knows IGA
Anyway, I suppose Fangamer will take some time to reply. They get a lot of emails after all.

Got quite a text from the customs support office.
TL;DR is (Note, that this is for Germany only):
The game should be fine to cross the borders, however, there could be exceptions, which is unlikely.
It will likely be taxed as usual, the post office will pay the taxes and you are supposed to pay it back when the packet is delivered to you.
I was further given the following links about the subject:
Informationen zum Zollwert einer Ware und dessen Ermittlung finden Sie unter folgendem Link: (You can find information regarding custom-worth of a product and how it's calculated here:)
www.zoll.de/DE/Unternehmen/Warenverkehr/Einfuhr-aus-einem-Nicht-EU-Staat/Zoll-und-Steuern/Normalfall-der-Verzollung/Zollwert/zollwert.html

Genaue Informationen erhalten Sie unter folgendem Link: (More Information: (Wether or not the game is accepted at the customs or not:)
www.zoll.de/DE/Privatpersonen/Postsendungen-Internetbestellungen/Sendungen-aus-einem-Nicht-EU-Staat/Zoll-und-Steuern/Internetbestellungen/internetbestellungen_node.html

I hope I could maybe help some of you, after all, better safe than sorry.
Hope you have a nice day.
(Note, however, that this information is "not legally binding".)

Has anyone in Europe gotten their stuff yet and can comment on whether they had to pay custom fees? Mine was handed over to Fedex today, however, it's being shipped from the US...