I have never played Crashlands (or any other game the Dev's have made), so I can not comment on the game (although it looks awesome and the reviews seem to suggest the same). However, after watching the Dev Diary, I do feel qualified enough to say that there is something special about these three brothers.

God bless you guys, I wish you all the best for the future :)

P.S. And thanks for putting a smile on my face and reminding me how awesome it is to have ties/bonds to these people we call "our family."

Your love and loyalty for one another is inspiring :)

A reasonably engaging if unexceptional first episode, but spoiler: looks like things might get a tad more teary as episodes progress, thanks to one of the devs facing medical complications.

This one episode was certainly well-made enough for me to toss the rest in my wishlist and wait for a sale. Like all good docos, it's shaping up to be more of a "human story" than anything else, though it's already giving some pretty decent insight into game design and the industry as well. So if any of these angles interest you, I'd say it's well worth checking out the first episode and seeing where your inclination takes you from there.

Personally, the Butterscotch boys don't look like they make MY sorta product, but a good games-related documentary is a good games-related documentary. And kudos to Digital Devolver Films for bringing us these kinds of stories. I look forward to more.

Verdict: 7.5/10.

Feel good story about three brothers going through tough times while making a video game. Definitely worth the watch. Chicken Soup for the Game Dev's soul

Very well done. It really captured how we felt during the process of our 3 year development time for Gigabit Off-Road. Only devs know the feeling you get when you press the "Publish" button. This series made me re-live those moments. Thank you for sharing your story.

Quite interesting and definitely motivating history (especially for me, because Butterscotch Shenanigans are using the same software, that I am), BUT I was expecting a little bit more of game making essentials (again - especially, that intro shows script writing by the developer), instead of personal story with cancer in the background. I'm tempted to say, that "Indie Game: The Movie" was a little bit better, but still, it's worth watching, especially, if you're interested in the game industry from the perspective of developer.

Makes me glad as a gamer, inspired as a game dev, and fulfilled as a person. Will follow dev diary for future fantastic content.

I highly recommend this documentary series for everyone who daily struggle to get their games done, I liked a lot!
On the technical part, it has very nice definition and nice music.

Bought this just to support the amazing work that these guys have been doing. I loved Flop Rocket and eventually gave into all the positive feedback that Crashlands was receiving. I've spent close to a dozen hours playing it on my phone already and I can tell that there is a lot more to come.

The series itself gives a glimpse into the hardwork, struggle and dedication that went into something that you will spend a few dozen hours playing. Looking forward to whatever it is that the studio is working on now!

Great documentary about 3 brothers making a game. Definitely a plus that the game is awesome (I play it a lot on iOS), but would still be a good documentary even if it wasn't. Worth the few bucks to rent. 5/5

Just really solid content- it's interesting and it still hits you right in the feelings. I've always liked the personality in these guys' games, and a lot of that comes down to Sam's art style, so it's interesting to hear the backstory and that it's a story of amazing people.