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Hah, that's fair. I try to go easy on devs.
It is simply a small studio, maybe even 1 dev, who needs to pay his bills somehow. We can overpay to indies sometimes, because they are not a games factory and it takes them a lot of time to produce something unique, that we could enjoy.
And you know what? That's great. I want the dev'(s) to keep my money. There's only game I've purchased which I refunded, it was just. . . awful. I explained this game somewhat objectively, and pointed out flaws. Maybe the dev' will fix them, and I'll feel obligated to make edits to my review.
If we simply don't - there won't be such games. Because they will have to move on different work that could adequately renumerate their time.
I agree. I enjoy purchasing and playing indie games. I'm happy to keep supporting dev's with my money, even if I don't always feel like I got what I wanted.
If we simply don't - there won't be such games. Because they will have to move on different work that could adequately renumerate their time.
It costs just a dollar in your country? That's pretty sweet. A dollar is not a bad price for this title. But the fact is, Americans have to pay triple that. And I think it's not a good for us.
I also happen to disagree. For the same price, you can find a lot of quality software. I guess, then again, I'm talking about the three to five USD price range. It's hard to get better than a single USD, so I guess you've got it made.
So you know what? Don't "SMH" me. I have to pay triple you do, and for us Americans, there's much, much better software at that price point. If I paid a dollar, I probably would have left a positive review. But I didn't, and neither will any of us Americans.
I am not ripping on this game for lack of modding support. I like to let other modders know if titles are easily moddable. I rate all games based on mod-ability.
This is adult world, and the developers have bills to pay. You can not expect them to make you your very personal dream game, unless you pay them their very personal dream money.
I understand that. Did I ask for "my personal dream game"? I think this game is overpriced considering the content it provides. Other than lack of content, I think this game isn't bad. I still wouldn't tell my friends to buy it, but I wouldn't give it a negative review either. If I hated this game, I'd ask for a refund. But I didn't, because I liked what I did play. If I wanted my own "personal dream game" I'd gladly fork over my "personal", real money to a prospective dev'.
Yes. I expected the same sort of content from a game that costs *ten times as much* and had hundreds of thousands of dollars for a budget.This is not a 3 USD game, it's only 3 USD when it goes on sale. It's supposed to be a 5 USD game. Even at 3 USD, there are countless games at the same price (or cheaper) which (I think) provide a better bang for the buck. On the topic of Indie devs, look at Farstorm. It's a 2 USD game, and you'll get a one or two hour RPG adventure out of it.
Half hour content for 3 dollars is more than a lot and takes a lot of time to make it.
I expect about a dollar an hour. If I pay five USD, I expect between two-and-half hours and five hours of content. This game is supposed be five USD, and all I'd get is about half-an-hour of playtime.
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