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£19 for a probably bug-ridden, no documentation or tutorials game, where I am largely acting as a bug-finder for the game seems excessively expensive.

• adanto6840 10y ago
  We've been advising those who have expressed a similar sentiment that, if you're unsure, then just wait a bit. If you think you'll be unhappy with it in it's current state, then you probably will be; unless you're really into tycoon games or aviation. If you're hesitant then yes, we'd suggest it best to wait a few weeks or months. Even if it means paying a slightly higher price later, you'll probably be happier with a more complete & bug free game for the slightly higher price at that point in time.
• kolinko 10y ago
  I, personally, don't mind paying to support indie devs who try to get their title off the ground.
  • SeanDav 10y ago
    Agreed, I have bought probably a dozen games in beta, but usually in the £5-15 range and more than likely, further in the release cycle. Usually the more raw the game, the cheaper the price - I would have expected a game like this that has been subject to recent, major bugs to be closer to the £5-10 level. I will be keeping an eye on this one in any case.