To the moon!

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Quoting: ToddLthe developer should've known that macOS and Linux don't have larger player bases like Windows and shouldn't have offered those versions if they've never done it before.

But then they wouldn't have gotten free coverage in linux media and reddit.

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The wording is a bit odd there with the developer saying it will be "out of pocket". Well, people gave their money to the project for something it's not doing now. So it's only natural to return it.

Nothing odd here if he pocketed these funds. ;-)

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It's always nice to see the game go from Broken to Native, and btw I'm always interested in a good roguelike, and this game looks like one. :-)

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Joke's on them, when I die, my kids will be the first to get my steam password, and Valve will be the last to know. :tongue:

I just wonder what they would do if they did find out. Would they disable the account? Would they dismantle the Family where I am the only adult and sharing the games with my kids?

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Quoting: thelimeydragonyeah but it's not a case of someone took over their business when they died/retired, the companies died. Someone else bought the name and made new companies with it.

All the original owners of Nintendo are dead and even the people who took it over from them are all dead. It's still the same company.

Fair, but then again, you can revive the brand and keep it true to the original vision and you can keep the brand alive but steer it in the opposite direction. So it's all relative, as the wise man said.

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Quoting: thelimeydragonA bunch of people who have nothing to do with the original company bought a company that is made of a bunch of people who have nothing to do with that original company either.

To be frank, the thing with these old companies is that the founders and early employees tend to be dead or retired.

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Meh, I preferred ColecoVision anyway. :tongue:

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They're employing the FOMO technique to get us to purchase the game, nothing particularly new.

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It'll probably be forbidden in the EU anyway. :tongue:

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