who did art

Oh god, how did this get greenlit? This looks awful. "Artists" creating "art."

Ew.

I want reddit to leave.

Read about it on reddit http://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/29nh19/publishers_lied_to_people_about_steam_keys_now_on/

Please, add spanish language.

Shoutout to Mupits!(you know who you are!)

Many users who supported your Greenlight campaign also purchased this game externally in part out of an expectation of a Steam key. In fact, most games in this situation have done the same in the past, particularly when they are part of bundles and thus have no additional costs infrastructurally to issue the Steam keys. While you might make the case that such expectations are not warranted, the fact remains that you have unhappy customers as a result.

Some of the anger you will face over this might have been soothed if it were made explicitly clear that you would not be offering Steam keys BEFORE being Greenlit. It is possible that if you had done so, fewer people would have voted for you and you would not have been Greenlit to begin with. If your Greenlight victory is based on a misconception (even if it's an honest one), that's bad for your reputation and for the process itself.

Well if you don't want to give gamers who supported your game on Greenlight and purchased it in bundles Steam keys, we don't have to buy games from you either.

Don't take it personally though, its just 'good business'.

Fix information about devoloper and publisher on store page, please.

Disappointed that we can't buy this in Japan. Lesson learnt. I won't vote for any other Japanese game on Greenlight.