Yeah, it's a risk, and you've got to determine whether you trust the dev. But anyone who thinks this is a reason not to contribute at all is failing to see how crowdfunding is revolutionizing the industry. The fans can finally give devs the money to make any game they want directly rather than having to go through a publisher that will stifle creativity and take most of the profits. It's liberating, and because of it we're getting projects that never would have seen the light of day.
So people who say, "I don't do Kickstarter" really piss me off. But I'm sure they'll be right here, citing this very story as a great reason to deny the future of the industry.
Currently playing:
Bloodbath Paddy Wagon Ultra 9







