Impaler's not a bot!

(Did anyone ever really think he was? I've read and appreciated some reviews i've seen at Desura when I used to go there.)

And at least he cheerily goes on about his business. I usually +1 the guy to try to counteract. But others are never nearly as cheery as Impaler...

Quite like the premise, the lovely pixel art (yes im one of those who think its slightly being overdone in general now), the music nice!!.Price nice. Only downside is "procedurally-generated " --- > seems to be common place now :/

I'll just respond to this part in regards to my own situation. The game costs just under $12 for me, and no credit given. Some other games here give little to no credit, yet they cost about $40 to the American $20. You know what I do in these situations? I just don't buy it if I can't, instead of complaining. Games from here are going to be considerably more expensive if my dollar continues to slide. I also earn practically nothing.
Read: I'm not arguing with you; I'm simply telling you that just because I say one thing, doesn't mean I'm saying what you think I'm saying about other things... I'm just not as aggressively protesting the matter, as you seem to be.

I think I only ever saw that comment once or twice, so it may have just been in the same vein as "ignore the troll"

Around 10 seems decent of a price, I'm not for the lowering values of these kind of games, but I'm not getting this until the full price is around 8,99€.

I just crave for more clarity, the whole VAT being integrated in the price in Europe but not elsewhere (at least US). Is this really that hard to have a basic VAT free price that can then be converted before applying a specific VAT? That would be clearer, and the fair prices would be clearer too. VAT should be added to the sale price and paid by the buyer to his/her own country, not by the dev. Well that's another issue than regional pricing but it's sometimes linked (by people who don't know any better should I ask).

And yes, it matters to me: I don't want to participate on this thus if I can't find a "fair" price, I don't buy while I really wanted to get this game, now I can't. Well, except illegally, which annoys me to no end...

As for the game, the let's play I've seen doesn't seem to witness any kind of general updates, I guess the only thing that changes is your knowledge of the game and its rules.
And they SHOULDN'T. Devs/publishers SHOULD stop dropping this crap on people.
RSS feed, bro.
It only shows how I wanted to get it. And I'll comment about a regionally priced release each time there's a regionally priced release. It's only logical. Besides, I do also congratulate on non-regionally priced releases (bought Odallus, which was a sale actually).

So if you want to pass judgment on me, please do it integrally, not only the parts that supplement your own point.

Point is moot: some higher priced games have the same difference than this game. On a lower game it's worse: here for instance it's 10% more expensive for no reason whatsoever.

"a stunningly beautiful and innovative 2D strategy sidescroller ... It's pixel art taken to the next level"

It looks quite good actually, but "stunningly beautiful" and "next level pixel art"? And yeah, it might combine a bit of strategy and action but is this really that innovative anymore?

My impression is that somewhere at GOG there must exist a huge rose-colored google and whenever someone has to write something that goes outside he wears it.

Anyway the game doesn't sound so bad actually.

To each his or her own regarding graphics, but I think I can comment on gameplay since I played the browser-based free version of this game and it was surprisingly fun. I say surprisingly because it was very simple, but presented a reasonably deep mix of tactical and management decisions. If that first version's anything to go about, then this 'full game' should be a blast if you like genres like tower defence, although I feel this has a wider appeal

I'd actually prefer a release of Swords of Aragon instead, but anyway thanks for another linux game. I might try it some day.

Then feel free to start a topic to discuss about regional pricing and complain (without any mention about piracy preferably) there every time new regionally priced game is released on GOG. This is just spamming/trolling/derailing similar to what Linux users did when GOG added Mac support. They spammed every Mac release topic with posts about lack of Linux version/support. Eventually it reached boiling point and GOG staff had to step in prevent it from deterioting into flame war between linux users and the rest of us.

The perception of "I'm paying more" is based on the idea that; all currencies hold the same value so one number being
bigger than the other is significant, that average earnings is the same among all countries, relative to what they pay.

Reasons why prices are more in some places than other is to do with purchasing power parity and "opportunity costs".



As for this game, I like it but wish there was -more- stuff to happen and do.

Archer accuracy is shockingly embarrassing. Not so much a 'kingdom' but a ragtag of noobs.

There are lots of OOGers which don't care if a game has DRM or not, they only care if the game is good and has a good price. However, there are others for which DRM free is as important as worlwide price. I'm not saying who's right or not, I'm just saying there are people who gets pissed on this matter and they can be very vocal about it.

10 euros is a decent price, 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9 euros are also nice prices
all depends on "what kind of game is it? "
basically i have a price i can afford and willing to pay as such , inside my head, when i see a game the engine starts and i calculate a price.
This game looks quite good but theres way too much motion, i saw the horse in the videos (youtube) move left then forth then left and all so quick and all things scrolled along aswell, way too much going on for my poor eyes/brain so i only pass this games based on motionsensitivity if i had no problems with those sensitivities i would have bought it.

now back to regional pricing: maybe its because some european couniires are considerd in the 'wealthy' area of Europe/part of the world, thus being able to fork out more cash on things compared to poor countries inside the EU.

But with all the stuff going on, it be a matter of time before the netherlands, belgium, and maybe even more former rich countties will all need wellfare cause with the current increasing arrivals its just a matter of time before the countries go 'bankrupt' cause we cant take these economics stress and costs anylonger.
Given that fact and the fact that we alread have 670K of unemployed (i think its way more but our goverment loves to fidle with numbers and info so you never know whats really going on.
I think its going down the drain, all the way to the sewers.