Posted August 10, 2017
http://store.steampowered.com/app/650570/Code_7
nightcraw1er.488
A Galaxy from DRM!
Registered: Apr 2012
From United Kingdom
http://store.steampowered.com/app/650570/Code_7
Bad Hair Day
Find me in STEAM OT
Registered: Dec 2012
From Other
Posted August 10, 2017
http://store.steampowered.com/app/650570/Code_7
bhrigu
in development
Registered: May 2016
From India
Posted August 10, 2017
Voted.
While I believe GOG's curation is better than Steam's approach of opening the floodgates, they should be a little more lenient towards "too niche" games. Variety is always good.
While I believe GOG's curation is better than Steam's approach of opening the floodgates, they should be a little more lenient towards "too niche" games. Variety is always good.
yogsloth
GRAAAAAAH!!!!!
Registered: Dec 2013
From United States
nightcraw1er.488
A Galaxy from DRM!
Registered: Apr 2012
From United Kingdom
rgnrk
P&C Advocate
Registered: Jul 2013
From Spain
Posted August 11, 2017
Backers will get their DRM-Free version through Humble.
Keep in mind, though, that -as far as I know- tomorrow release is for episode1. It's already niche enough as it is -and GOG now mostly focuses on indie games with publishers- and given that it's the first episode...
The only episodic games here are from known brands (they basically think it's a given the games will be finished) and the critic darling Kentucky Route Zero.
There are several praised adventures rejected at the time for their episodic nature (hopefully they'll release The Journey Down after the last episode is out on September 21st. I'm still waiting for The Dream Machine. But expecting Bertram Fiddle or The Lion's Song on GOG at this point in time would we wishful thinking on my part).
yogsloth: Voted. It looks really, really cool.
But, of course, it's not a pixellated "retro" platformer with procedurally generated levels and perma-death, so it's never gonna make it here. Well, I was pleasantly surprised and happy that we got Rain World here. And on release day at that.
I still like my indie platformers. Not really a fan of procedurally generated levels and perma-death, but sometimes it works. And I appreciate both pixelated and non-pixelated alike if I like the art direction.
Just wanted to put this here so that some readers understand that not everyone hates pixel art or platformers in this forums, in spite of the huge effort of a few regulars like you.
Keep in mind, though, that -as far as I know- tomorrow release is for episode1. It's already niche enough as it is -and GOG now mostly focuses on indie games with publishers- and given that it's the first episode...
The only episodic games here are from known brands (they basically think it's a given the games will be finished) and the critic darling Kentucky Route Zero.
There are several praised adventures rejected at the time for their episodic nature (hopefully they'll release The Journey Down after the last episode is out on September 21st. I'm still waiting for The Dream Machine. But expecting Bertram Fiddle or The Lion's Song on GOG at this point in time would we wishful thinking on my part).
But, of course, it's not a pixellated "retro" platformer with procedurally generated levels and perma-death, so it's never gonna make it here.
I still like my indie platformers. Not really a fan of procedurally generated levels and perma-death, but sometimes it works. And I appreciate both pixelated and non-pixelated alike if I like the art direction.
Just wanted to put this here so that some readers understand that not everyone hates pixel art or platformers in this forums, in spite of the huge effort of a few regulars like you.
Post edited August 15, 2017 by rgnrk
ideamonster
Goodwolf Studio
Registered: Oct 2015
From Germany
Posted August 15, 2017
Hello, everyone! It's been a while :)
Aye, Episode 1 out now and available on Steam or other plattforms, if you'd prefer DRM-free (Humble Store, Itch.io and Game Jolt)
rgnrk: (...)
The only episodic games here are from known brands (they basically think it's a given the games will be finished) and the critic darling Kentucky Route Zero.
There are several praised adventures rejected at the time for their episodic nature (...) That's actually a good point! I always thought they rejected our game because they thought it wouldn't fit, not because it might not be "finished" yet. Hopefully it's like that and we'll be able to bring the game to GOG, once all episodes are out :)
We promise to do anything we can to not be another Kentucky Road Zero ;)
Cheers,
Zein from Goodwolf Studio
Edit: Oh, and by the way. If you bought the game on Steam and enjoyed playing it, leaving us a positive review really helps us a lot! Small indies really have to fight for their review numbers...
:)
Aye, Episode 1 out now and available on Steam or other plattforms, if you'd prefer DRM-free (Humble Store, Itch.io and Game Jolt)
The only episodic games here are from known brands (they basically think it's a given the games will be finished) and the critic darling Kentucky Route Zero.
There are several praised adventures rejected at the time for their episodic nature (...)
We promise to do anything we can to not be another Kentucky Road Zero ;)
Cheers,
Zein from Goodwolf Studio
Edit: Oh, and by the way. If you bought the game on Steam and enjoyed playing it, leaving us a positive review really helps us a lot! Small indies really have to fight for their review numbers...
:)
Post edited August 15, 2017 by ideamonster
Kaesemeister
Maître fromager affineur
Registered: Feb 2016
From Switzerland
Posted August 16, 2017
Aye, Episode 1 out now and available on Steam or other plattforms, if you'd prefer DRM-free (Humble Store, Itch.io and Game Jolt)
The only episodic games here are from known brands (they basically think it's a given the games will be finished) and the critic darling Kentucky Route Zero.
There are several praised adventures rejected at the time for their episodic nature (...)
We promise to do anything we can to not be another Kentucky Road Zero ;)
Cheers,
Zein from Goodwolf Studio
Edit: Oh, and by the way. If you bought the game on Steam and enjoyed playing it, leaving us a positive review really helps us a lot! Small indies really have to fight for their review numbers...
:)
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Greetings from Germany
ideamonster
Goodwolf Studio
Registered: Oct 2015
From Germany
