weeeeell if you read the developers notes from his other game, which I tried to commiserate with him on but because my opinion doesn't fit the narrative it was removed, he has some issues caused by complete and total forced isolation, possibly already present and kept in check by being able to do, well, things. maybe the lockdowns ended so he decided to go outside again instead of sitting at his computer. maybe those issues took a turn for the worse, although I will add that hopefully they did not. I know the extent to which one can go down that road, and hope that it did not lead there. lets all hope he joined a cult or something instead. or started going to the gym again. basically the same thing actually. that was too many hopes. fuck it, good luck sadge. keep your pimp hand strong.
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too bad that is abandoned this game. I liked it a lot I hope the developer returns. I like zombie stories and it had good animation.
what a pity it was a good game
what a pity it was a good game
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I just hope he’s okay
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We used to have chats about mental health and this Covid shit, which is what some don't take into consideration when playing games they just act as if Devs are robots and don't have shit they deal with on their own. I know Sadge loves making games, it's one of the positive things he has going for him in his life, and he also loves going to the gym. Whatever happened I just hope he's safe, that's all that matters. These games aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Thanks for making this as long as you did Sadge. It was a great game, good luck doing what you are doing now.
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Highly improbable as the dev has by all means and intents disappeared from the face of the Earth - Patreon, Twitter etc., all goners….
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When you're hunted down by Sony, you've no other choice...
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All those songs were problems waiting to happenWhen you're hunted down by Sony, you've no other choice...
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Bit of a gray area. Permission is always ideal, not just for the principle, but if the dev hands over all the assets, that'd save the new project a huge bunch of time. But if the dev is MIA, then that's obviously not an option. Only tricky part is if the original dev ever resurfaces and gives a plausible reason for being out of commission, and wants to resume work.
It's been done before, Urban Demons was a remake of Urban x Life after the original dev disappeared. But that game was built from the ground up with new artwork, just to be safe.