- Aug 26, 2020
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Well, there was never really any point of adding a description, because the project was doomed from the start. It's pretty much abandoned already.
- Feb 18, 2018
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If he abandons this then maybe we should run this "stubborn" guy into oblivion by never ever supporting any of his future projects. Let him play mind games with his audience because as the saying goes: "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes".
- Apr 29, 2018
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- Apr 13, 2021
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I love this game. Please, develop more and keep that line. Summer is top!
Wow. Render almost kills. They're so beautiful. This is amazing work and details. More than just simple "i like". Keep going and have fun creating this story! All the best
- Aug 6, 2017
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Damn this dev is on his own league, what a shame knowing his past we will likely never have more then 1 or 2 updates.
It was truly a master piece, the renders were beyond good and erotic, but the crazy thing was the fact that he was able to renew and make a very old and boring recipe interesting (the landlady, her sister and her daughters type that was seen in thousands of games).
All we have to hope is that the dev changed, but i really don't understand patreon how some games that are inferior to his on every point get far more support is beyond me.
It was truly a master piece, the renders were beyond good and erotic, but the crazy thing was the fact that he was able to renew and make a very old and boring recipe interesting (the landlady, her sister and her daughters type that was seen in thousands of games).
All we have to hope is that the dev changed, but i really don't understand patreon how some games that are inferior to his on every point get far more support is beyond me.
Yeah I get your general ideal and agree with you. I would say though that he is selling a product but wants to charge for it as a service but he doesn't deliver on any front.
What I mean is that conventional wisdom says that a product is tangible and a service is intangible. But once you have a file that you download and can store in your PC it is for practical effects and under the law a product. That is why the EULA agreement for games is seldom enforceable and one reason why the push for games as a service (the EULA is easier to enforce for a service).
He is charging for his game as if it had been commissioned (a service) by the players and he will not release it if not paid for but in reality it is a product that has already been thought out and predeveloped by the dev. Going by his attitude I would say that he has no actual intention of finishing any of the games he starts. If he did he would have push Primal Instincts to completion and put it up on Steam (and made a good chunk of cash). He is just using this as a side hustle to supplement his freelance income.
- Jun 11, 2017
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I think he is a very talented creator, i was his supporter in his previous game but like you all said with a very bad marketing strategy. Moreover i think the monthly subscription isn't suitable for the kind of development he is doing, why not a payment for major updates? You can work at your pace and people doesn't feel you are dropping every end of the month. Whatever... Its a shame.
- Apr 27, 2017
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From Patreon.
Let's see that support go up so I can clear my schedule this month and return to the project.
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Let's see that support go up so I can clear my schedule this month and return to the project.
Well, look at this. Either one of his patrons out of desperation just threw a bunch of money into the pot, or the dev himself did in order to give hope to a seemingly lost cause. (If you pay yourself, you lose nothing).
45
patrons
$994
per month
45
patrons
$994
per month
- Apr 25, 2020
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It's certainly not him. A generous patron found his way to his page. Yay we might have a v.0.02Well, look at this. Either one of his patrons out of desperation just threw a bunch of money into the pot, or the dev himself did in order to give hope to a seemingly lost cause. (If you pay yourself, you lose nothing).
45
patrons
$994
per month
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- Feb 19, 2019
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Crazy thing is he's sill over $1k away from his "goal". So unless this person is gonna give him $700+ every month it's still dead.Well, look at this. Either one of his patrons out of desperation just threw a bunch of money into the pot, or the dev himself did in order to give hope to a seemingly lost cause. (If you pay yourself, you lose nothing).
45
patrons
$994
per month
Edit: Never mind, he updated his goals since the last time I looked. We'll get one month of work on V.02 but he'll be in the same boat next month unless someone else gives him that money.
- Aug 6, 2017
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It's gonna be even worse because each month he will ask for a bigger sum of money
- Aug 25, 2017
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I mean the dev is clearly interested in captivating some big whale attention to fund his project at this point, for these marketing tactics don't feel exactly friendly over the average consumer, though at least he is showing the will to work on it granted he gets the support he aims at, whereas many other devs are simply intent on milking their patreons ad nauseam with literally nothing in return.
From his Patreon:
Let's get it over that $1000 mark.
Even after getting someone to give him over $700 he still wants more before he'll work on it. What a greedy ass bastard.
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Let's get it over that $1000 mark.
Even after getting someone to give him over $700 he still wants more before he'll work on it. What a greedy ass bastard.