It's odd, I thoroughly enjoy post-apocalyptic stories, games (I play more than a few), Desert Stalker was good for me at first, something put me off it with the last couple of updates. I'll give it another go and see how it goes. Thanks for the nudge.And I am a sucker for fantasy and post apocalyptic. Do check out their latest edition though, you might get back into it. Cheers!
It hasn't been abandoned yet, but his patrons has been declining; if he continues with these delayed updates and no progress report, it will be. Which has been the case of most of the great games. Sadmaybe abandoned ...
Patrons will increase once the dev announces the release date.It hasn't been abandoned yet, but his patrons has been declining; if he continues with these delayed updates and no progress report, it will be. Which has been the case of most of the great games. Sad
this dev is very very slow... if he add animation the next update will be ready in 2025.
The better question is why are there so many suckers out there who are ok with that?
At the very least, this game delivers; patrons are pleased to receive two good updates every year, as opposed to certain other games, such as AWAM, Jessica O'Neil, Where it all Began etc who have many more patrons for reasons I've never understood.
While I agree with you on AWAM with it´s mini joke updates or Jessica O´Neil, "Where it all began" is reworked and the Dev´s perfectionism plays a role here. WIAB is definitely turning towards better, whereas AWAM of Jessica have only gone for the worse.
My criticism is for the deliverable rather than the game itself,WIAB is a fantastic game without a doubt, but the update takes about a year along with SG and the revamp was started after I believe version 7, which was far too late in my opinion because the older one in itself was not bad at all and was a great game by any means, in that sense, I say this game is significantly superior, as atleast the Dev pans out two good updates a year.
wrong game obviously
