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its exactly the type of game i enjoy but all these discussions about the ending have made me wait
Also, are you now CONFIRMING it is episodic in nature? Earlier on, you or another dev said this is the end product and there are no immediate plans whatsoever to work on an Episode 2 or any continuation of some sort.
Finally, can you please address accusations that the version currently being sold on Steam is almost 100% the same as the DEMO that was sent to journalists and vloggers around the time of the Kickstarter campaign?
Any references to sequels should not have been left in, nor are we happy with the current ending. This will be patched, just as minor bugs will be fixed.
If you aren't happy with the ending, why did it even make it to retail in this manner? Can we trust the games that you decide to publish in the future?
I do hear you about the ending and this is a severe oversight on our and the developer's part. This is certainly not typical for our games and we definitely strive to better ourselves in that regard. The ending-situation will be rectified as soon a humanly possible.
All someone has to do is look at the state of the game (not just the ending) and look at how the game is advertised on the store page and it's clear that 1) the episodic thing is something you thought of just now and 2) the game isn't leading in to other future content, it's simply incomplete.
Good luck defending yourself from internet's wrath.
See, another big fat lie right there. The Kickstarter backers who paid $12 were promised the full game on release. Generally, Kickstarter backers get games for slightly cheaper (or the same price) as the final version. If you are saying the full price was to be $30 (come on, who're you trying to kid, eh?), then backers got it for almost a third! Which is a joke, isn't it?
I can safely assume $15 was the intended price all along, and now you guys are caught in a terrible web of lies that there is a point of no return.
PS: Kickstarter games usually cost $5 less than the final version (and usually the same as the pre-release price). So that's why I deduce $30 seems unlikely.
It IS a finished book, delivers the story of Alice going into Wonderland "as advertised", but still...
The Kickstarter failed. So that no longer matters