I see no mention of a GOG release anywhere on the Kickstarter page. I'd likely back something like this, as it looks cool, but I'm tending to only back projects that promise a DRM-free release now. So, given that I don't see that anywhere on their campaign page, it's a pass.

It's on comments section, burried deep. I don't mind steam much.

Nor do I, but I won't pay much for a game that's tied to Steam and even the bottom tier on Kickstarter or Fig is usually more than I'm willing to pay for a Steam-shackled game. So I won't back unless I get a clear promise of DRM-free (doesn't have to be GOG - although that would be preferable - but DRM-free is pretty high on my priority list for backed games).

Never trust a Kickstarter developer who acts all fucking surprised about how many requests he gets for a DRM free release, tells you he "hadn't thought about it" and will "look into it" only after the Kickstarter has started (or, like in this case, acts as if he didn't know the meaning of the letters "GOG").

It's a stall.

These guys had an unsuccessful KS in February already, they could have done their homework, but evidently refused to. They don't want to release DRM free. They don't want to release on GOG. They don't give a damn about the Kickstarter/crowd funding spirit.

And every PC game that doesn't release DRM free makes Valve all the money. No thanks.

I wouldn't back it. They already have 5 times their goal, and the remaining stretch goals don't interest me. There doesn't seem to be any real reason not to just wait and see how it turns out before buying.