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Antfish does the voice of both the goons, as well as the main character "Bwana". Fun you noticed. :) Where have you heard him before?
It's 4,79€ discounted btw. I hope that information is reaching people clearly. :) Thank you!
Even if out of bundle, I'll still buy each episode individually, this is one gem of an adventure game.
*goes to buy*
Like inventing time travel?
Telltale can churn them out fairly regular. Although even in that case some of the Walking Dead eps seemed rushed. In fact all their episode like games did suffer from feeling rushed. This a much better way of doing it my opinion. Better quality, no time pressures. Great title dev, very nicely done. Glad to see classic adventuring ala Grim Fandango is back. I miss the days of Day of the Tentacle. Those were some glorious gaming days back then. Todays games just lack creative stories.
Going episode by episode also allows funds to funnel through to help pay for the others. Its just good business and we'll end up benefiting from it. The Dream Machine is exactly why they shouldnt. I went from being a happy customers to a frustrated one due to the wait. This way they dont have that pressure. They dont want that type of pressure of when when when??? You have my money when when when????? I dont wish that on any above average developer.
Yabba: Hah, man I had finally gotten used to it being 2012 and now you tell me it's 2013 already? ♥♥♥♥♥. Thanks for pointing that out. :P
jimrad1: You know what? That's a very, very good point. I certainly wouldn't like that pressure on us. Frankly we're stressed out enough as is and I'd hate being in a situation where I feel I let people down because the episodes are coming at too slow a pace. (Though I'm sure we'll get plenty of such complaints with this model as well, just probably not nearly as many.)
Thanks for all your kind words, being compared to GF and DOTT is an honor. :)
Now when you don't provide a way for me as a customer to buy into all four episodes in one go, I have no way to be sure I'll actually recieve these four episodes of content. Personally, I'd like to play though all episodes in a row without waiting for the next one to be developed, and I'm sure there's others who feel the same way. Therefore I'd rather wait until all the episodes are released before buying them all. If you're now relying on income from the prevous episode to make the next one, I would essentially be investing in your game.
The question is; will you be able to fund the next episode from the earnings of the first episode without the extra revenue from people who'd rather buy a complete game?
That's just my thoughts. And as jimrad1 said, I'd rather not see you being pressured into premature releases and I really appreciate you making a classic adventure game. Keep up the good work!