Alby_da_Wolf on 03 July 2013
| HoloDust said: Not surprising really, it's Schafer after all, so it was almost expected. Still, if they deliver a great game, I have a feeling all will be forgiven. I'm more interested to see if Wasteland 2, Project: Eternity and Torment: Tides of Numenera will turn out as good as promised - while classic P&C adventure genre will keep on doing just fine no matter the success or failure of DF's game, those 3 mentioned titles sure could make all the difference in kicking old school cRPG into renaissance. |
Particularly @ the bolded, I wish them the best, and after the last Duke Nukem flop, it will be awesome if Torment instead, after so many years, will leave us a legacy of not just one, but two great games. It will also be a great achievement for the fundraising model.
About Double Fine, even considering Schafer's record at bad project planning and management, I still can't believe they botched it after receiving funds so many times larger than their goal...
