So their answer to not getting enough money is to put the game that everyone is waiting for on hold, and make a new game? You can't just, and I'm just spitballing here... put a half update out for DBA? Surely after almost 2 years you have half the game done right?... Not many people are willing to sponsor a game that they have gotten nothing out of for years. I previously pledged to this game and had to call it after a couple bad updates and then no updates... And the Halloween and Christmas stuff was a joke, just put that effort into making the game.
They have every excuse in the world for not finishing the damn game. And I'm sorry, so you were broke and had to sell all your stuff, and yet, you were doing things like, adding weather, fixing lighting positions, adding a ladder mechanic... yeah I can see why you went broke

Even the Melissa/Amy rework (which was shit) was unnecessary. Instead of doing that, just add scenes in between to make it make more sense, or continue their story. Don't fucking "rework" what was already fine.
I don't even understand, Planet Lust is magically going to make them more money? How? I'm willing to pay for DBA update, but not willing to pay for Planet Lust, whatever the fuck that is. Seems like the devs did this to themselves. Even if Planet Lust earns them a few extra dollars, when DBA is released, do they think they're going to be millionaires selling it at $20 maybe? More likely $10-15 and most will buy on sale for $5 during a steam sale.
Hopefully they'll learn that making a game first as a priority makes no sense when your audience wants to play a porn game. I've said it before and I'll say it again, if I wanted to play an actually good game, I'd go play the millions of games out there which do a much better job of it. DBA minigames are equivalent of flash games back in the early 2000's. They could have been the best for being a porn game dev with a good environment and story. Once they got the money from that, they could have moved on to making just a regular game if they wanted and see how that went. Now they'll never know.
Good luck to the devs I guess.