Price of the Game

[Matthew]

Can you tell us how much it will cost, Gabby?

[Gabby]

Nope!

[Simplextree9]

;{ please just dont let it be full price ($60)

[Toons, Music & Oldies Co. Ltd.]

"Sorry, but the price is final!" (It's a joke, obviously; I'm betting it'll be $14.99 like the original although I won't be holding it against GT as they'll have the final say on the price once the game is fully complete.)

[Simplextree9]

i was thinking $20-$25 because of how big the game is

[Toons, Music & Oldies Co. Ltd.]

You know... $20 minimum is not too far off. Even still, GalaxyTrail will decide.

[Simplextree9]

true

[Toons, Music & Oldies Co. Ltd.]

I will say this: there have been unfinished games that were released with full price (I'm looking at you, Egotistical Airheads [EA]) and were put on Steam anyway (*cough* Ride to Hell: Retribution [my pick for the worst game ever]), but FP2 will be ANYTHING but those games by far; I can assure that for everyone here.

[Simplextree9]

now that you pointed out (that) game and (that) company you have a good point

[Toons, Music & Oldies Co. Ltd.]

Seriously, stay AWAY from THAT game unless if it's something like the Completionist or Two (Former) Best Friends Play. Heck, a former Best Friend, Matt McMuscles, made a "Wha Happun?" video detailing the game's troubled production background, which would explain why the game came out as unfinished and insultingly offensive as it did. I highly recommend anyone check the latter video out as it is a cautionary tale on how not to get far up your own butt when it comes to AAA games (Deep Silver of... Mighty No. 9 fame likely didn't). RTH took nearly the same amount of time as FP2, but most of it was in cancellation mode as DS had its Vienna branch (which was developing this game at the time) closed in 2010 due to the failure of their 2009 game Cursed Mountain (source from that "Wha Happun?" video). Both this game and the "Surprise Mechanics Company" are terrible. In fact, the former had so much of a horrible reputation, DS had to take it off of Steam on 14 September 2014. Honestly, it is the only smart move that they made during the whole debacle. Again, as I said before, FP2 will be better than any of them by the power of infinity.

You know what the worst part of R.T.H. is (other than being an absolute mess of offensive and glitch-filled madness, with explosions and cringe-worthy acting to boot)? It was released with a $30 price tag. I really wish I was joking. I cannot believe Deep Silver had the nerve to release an unfinished product with a $10 million budget (just to compare, the original FP cost 400 times less, and it was actually good). Besides, Carol's motorcycle controls like Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon compared to this "game".

[Zizel]

Please don't take this the wrong with what I'm about to say but...

With how long the game has been in development I'm kind of expecting it at this point to have the value close to a full price $60 game. And to me that's fine, if the game is $60 i'll gladly support it, I love FP enough to support it at any price really. I'm just saying 4+ years of development and dedication should warrent whatever price they set the game to be.

[Simplextree9]

at this point i think we should just wait

[Toons, Music & Oldies Co. Ltd.]

$60? I don't know about that. Usually, indie games like FP tend to cost less (for example, Cuphead currently costs $20, and it took seven years to make). To be fair, with almost half a decade put into FP2 prior to its revelation in 2015, I would pay at least $30 for it (will be more than worth it compared to THAT game).

[Simplextree9]

lets just say $20-$25 and call it a day

[Matthew]

Whatever It'll cost, I'll buy it anyways

[Toons, Music & Oldies Co. Ltd.]

Same here.