Unity Camp Pinewood Remix [v2.2.0] [VaultMan]

[apostolodieros]

this game has multiple editions of skirym

 

[MC's Hammer]

Does the parody tag apply to the dev?

 

[KodaSoda]

Nope not going to give vault man any faith ever again
See ya'll in 2 years when Camp Pinewood gets its 5th unnecessary reboot

 

[oniichan_sensei]

waiting for camp pinewood ressurected in next month

 

[Din]

I hope this time he will finish game and implant more girls from total drama island, dahne from scooby doo and more.
/save not working for me
/option is empty
for now its all i did see in game

 

[arigatogyro]

third time's the charm, right?

 

[g1pno]

damn he has 2.2k subscribers on patreon an did this shit, people still trusting him?

 

[demonslender]

seriously? again? this game has to be the most cursed thing to ever be developed. constantly getting abandoned and restarted by the same guy over and over again. at this point i'm starting to think this game is a scam.

 

[Amd572]

Yet another one

 

[Crow Armbrust]

THX

 

[zmanser]

The art is a massive step up. But dude really needs to look into A.D.D. medication.

 

[zuqq89]

Maybe he has "procrastinate" syndrome?

 

[Unwatched]

Lol, another one. MAYBE this time he will finish it. He just wants to keep on milking it.

 

[Attal]

At least he went back to actually using the parody characters instead of swapping their ages and looks for whatever reason. Maybe in half a decade it'll catch up to where the first game originally was.

 

[cumolok]

such a good idea for a story, that has been executed so horribly... I guess it might atleast be finished this time....

 

[Gerk]

fellas imma be honest



i dont mind

 

[negative1]

 

[Blumph]

Boy milkin' so hard he set the cow on fire.

 

[Truvelo]

A remake that looks like the previous remake that looks like the base game

 

[luloser]

I mean it brings in money, I'd imagine. Otherwise, he wouldn't even bother.
Unless it doesn't.

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Seriously, at what point would your average patron think, "enough is enough"?