Dunno for the others but I like it better that way actually. The dev can have less of a routine, less boring of a dev cycle and we get to have 2 great games.
It's like having bread, the money from the bread sale and the baker's wife ass.
It also means both games barely get developed which leads to people complaining about long udpate times which leads to people puling their support which means games get abandoned.
Dev has 2 updates on his first game so hardly has a proven record he can keep up with timely updates and now throwing another game in.....
Seen enough games and devs go down the shitter when they try and pull double duty to know it ends badly far more often than it works out.
In fact i've only ever seen it work once and that because sais dev has a pretty big team.
Another big team has a lot of games on the go and their writer recently took ill and all their games have come to a halt.
Hopefully it works out for the dev, i've got my doubts.
i want to decide wich one to impregnate hahaha
