| JEMC said: It's a shame and I'm sorry for them. The thing is, tho (and I hate to say this), that their game is special, and that if the regular games have troubles making profit, something that not all of them do, a special one is in an even worse position. They are the kind of games more prone to face a "hit or miss" scenario, and apparently this time is a miss. If that helps for something, I've voted for them on Greenlight. |
you can find my thoughts on GAF lol http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=82987945&postcount=96 (one of the developers was posting in the thread)
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