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When they announced Closed Beta for Robocop: Rouge City - I've signed right away. They even send me email that's says something like "You've been chosen for beta test, bla bla bla" (it was July, 3rd). Same day (or day later) I've got a NDA letter, I signed the form and send it. There was a promise that 48/72 hours after that they give a steam key for beta. But still nothing. I've checked my NDA form and info in it was changed - it's starts saying something like "we already get enough people to do beta test". So signing NDA was pointless (they just have my personal data, as many of others). Why sending NDA to sign in the first place, if there was a pretty tight limit of people? Isn't they should collect enough testers first and ONLY AFTER THAT send a NDA to sign? Ridicilous.
There is a zero communication with community. I'm already wishing them to fail pretty hard with their projects. Game studios like this don't deserve a place in this business.
There's already 1:10 AM of August, 2nd and still no NDA email (promised 25/07 to 29/07) and no Steam code delivery (promised 31/07).
Today is the 3rd (and last) day of Playtest so I guess there will be nothing.
Oh and then they can blame fans when it all falls in a heap after release as say they were listening to fans.
Necroposting: the act of posting in a forum thread that is too old to matter any more, or has served its purpose.