f96zonetrooper

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Why TF would Steam accept something that's not finished?
Can you define "finished"?

In general that's not how art, literature or the gaming industry works ...
The creator decides if his artwork is finished or not ... Steam cannot test and play all the games they sell. The customers have to decide if they want to buy the artwork in current state or not, based on price, reviews, etc

Games on Steam can be Early Access, can be parts of a series, can be a base game + DLCs ...
If you don't like the game and played less than 2 hours, you can refund the game on Steam.
 

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Why TF would Steam accept something that's not finished?
Its called "Early Access".

But the main thing is don't be fooled the dev did not upload it to steam, someone else did to make a quick dollar off of a suppose abandoned game.
The dev said he will work on it again but not for a long time to come.
 
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Its called "Early Access".

But the main thing is don't be fooled the dev did not upload it to steam, someone else did to make a quick dollar off of a suppose abandoned game.
The dev said he will work on it again but not for a long time to come.
I'll believe it if and when I see it.
 

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So really abandoned? I nearly bought it on steam... but since author stoped creating new content... i don't see the point.
 

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So really abandoned? I nearly bought it on steam... but since author stoped creating new content... i don't see the point.
Someone took it and put it on steam, not the dev but someone else trying to make money off of other people's work.
 

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Can you define "finished"?

In general that's not how art, literature or the gaming industry works ...
The creator decides if his artwork is finished or not ... Steam cannot test and play all the games they sell. The customers have to decide if they want to buy the artwork in current state or not, based on price, reviews, etc

Games on Steam can be Early Access, can be parts of a series, can be a base game + DLCs ...
If you don't like the game and played less than 2 hours, you can refund the game on Steam.
Problem with that is on this one you could play 2 hours+ and then it's like "WTF! This isn't finished!" Then the best you could do is give it a bad review. "Finished" by any SANE definition is that it has an actual ending.
 
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