Just a heads up for anyone who's interested, https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/owlcatgames/pathfinder-wrath-of-the-righteous

What did you think of Kingmaker ? and are you hopeful for this game.

GOG version is confirmed.

Thanks, i had totally forgotten about that thread. Owlcat deserve some visibility and they seem to have a lot of passion to this project.

True enough

Backer portal incl. slacker-backer pre-orders is up:
https://wrath.owlcatgames.com/preorder

discord dev promised a backer alpha in few days.

Very eager to see this game here but unfortunately will not back because I cannot bring myself to trust any of these kickstarters to actually deliver on their promise to be DRM-free and treat DRM-free with the same importance as DRMed versions. It is saying something too because Owlcat brought the first game here already and supported it. But the general treatment of DRM-free customers from other kickstarters has been that bad. The only way I think I could trust a game kickstarter at this point is if they said they were making only a DRM-free version, to be sold outside of Scheme and Epic Fail Store. All that said, Wrath of the Righteous is deserving of day-1 insta-buy the second it gets here.

Only recently started playing the first game, and learnt about the Kickstarter after it was completed. Love what I've seen from the first game so far, tho, so am by extension also excited about this sequel. Really cool that they got so much money. Asked for 300,000 (low-ball perhaps) and got 2 million. That's nuts for contemporary Kickstarter campaigns.

Will hold off on a "purchase" as well. Not because I doubt it will appear here DRM free, but because I'm on Linux and they have not yet promised a Linux release. It was a stretch goal in the first game I see, and they delivered. Hopefully they release this game for Linux too, but I'll wait and see.

Everybody are also saying the first game was bug ridden to hell and back, so it may make sense to wait a bit after release before purchasing -- once the worst bugs are squashed. I don't like to pay to be a public beta tester.