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his goblin game is good and complete < his new game is complete and still getting more stuff added in
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I'm afraid that's an absolute exception thoughWrong check out y.vYou must be registered to see the links
his goblin game is good and complete < his new game is complete and still getting more stuff added in
Unfortunately most of goblin games are abandoned super early
They start with good intentions but after a while creating a stable game environment and coding becomes an issue complicated with just life in general.I'm afraid that's an absolute exception though
Unfortunately most of goblin games are abandoned super early
Sorry to burst your bubble but the latest news is Rise of Vruk & The Last Goblin are abandoned like so many porn games which feature goblins as the mcs which is kind of sad & they have potential to be hot games
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True.
I however am not someone who only plays finished games. I am satisfied with games partially released. So long as there is content that I am seeking or enjoy. Whether a game is in development, on hold or abandoned does not bother me whatsoever.
The reason for my opinion on this, is because I recognize that the vast majority of games available thru websites such as this one, are free. What justification would I have to complain over an incomplete free product? Now, if I were paying for a product, that is a different matter. But again, that would not be something to get upset about on a website such as this one. It would be more appropriate to bring up on the relevant pay site. And if I were paying someone to produce a product and they failed to provide the product I payed for, I would then be right to be upset.
But as previously stated, the vast majority of what is available here and on other websites of similar type, is free. If something is free, the only right I have is to an opinion. Like it, do not like it, recommend it, do not recommend it. That is about it.
The previous list I created over 2 years ago, was only a list of games available at the time with similar theme. That may be appreciated by the community, trying to get their Goblin fix. There are several amazing games from talented Developers. And people, myself included, are seeking something to fill the void while waiting for the next update. The list was only to help people with similar desires maybe find something they may enjoy. I was not and am not concerned with a games production status. And if I were, I would not discuss it here, I would do so on Patreon or whatever other site is best appropriate for it.
Glad to see my posts from over 2 years ago are still getting traction. Isn't the internet funny like that.
I however am not someone who only plays finished games. I am satisfied with games partially released. So long as there is content that I am seeking or enjoy. Whether a game is in development, on hold or abandoned does not bother me whatsoever.
The reason for my opinion on this, is because I recognize that the vast majority of games available thru websites such as this one, are free. What justification would I have to complain over an incomplete free product? Now, if I were paying for a product, that is a different matter. But again, that would not be something to get upset about on a website such as this one. It would be more appropriate to bring up on the relevant pay site. And if I were paying someone to produce a product and they failed to provide the product I payed for, I would then be right to be upset.
But as previously stated, the vast majority of what is available here and on other websites of similar type, is free. If something is free, the only right I have is to an opinion. Like it, do not like it, recommend it, do not recommend it. That is about it.
The previous list I created over 2 years ago, was only a list of games available at the time with similar theme. That may be appreciated by the community, trying to get their Goblin fix. There are several amazing games from talented Developers. And people, myself included, are seeking something to fill the void while waiting for the next update. The list was only to help people with similar desires maybe find something they may enjoy. I was not and am not concerned with a games production status. And if I were, I would not discuss it here, I would do so on Patreon or whatever other site is best appropriate for it.
Glad to see my posts from over 2 years ago are still getting traction. Isn't the internet funny like that.