- cross-posted to:
- games@lemmit.online
- games@sh.itjust.works
- cross-posted to:
- games@lemmit.online
- games@sh.itjust.works
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this game does look very interesting but I would be a lot more interested if there wasn’t guns
I realise in modern gaming most people don’t care about this anymore, but seeing a development roadmap for a game you can actually buy in a store is just a failure.
Remember betas and demos, now we pay for the privilege of these, you buy early access to play an unfinished product, you buy a deluxe edition for 72 hour pre-release.
Just a terrible trend I really hate to see and it doesn’t seem to happen anywhere else, I wouldn’t pay for a whole film and get the first quarter while the rest is edited and released, I wouldn’t pay for an album of 10 songs but they’re still writing 8.
Baffling.
It literally happens all the time in other media. People crowdfund projects (books, movies, games, manufactured products) all the time with an expectation that the final product will be different than the concept they funded. It’s completely transparent for these types of products, and early access that is clearly labeled poses no harm to anyone other than people who don’t pay attention to the label.
