On the one hand, I really like their principles and their commitment to art for art's sake, in their games. On the other hand, I owned one of their games (Dons

On the one hand, I really like their principles and their commitment to art for art's sake, in their games. On the other hand, I owned one of their games (Donsol), which used to work just fine. Then they removed it and basically reimplemented it in their new unique format, which I couldn't get to work. So it was frustrating to have a game I was looking forward to playing, having it at one time (it worked fine), and now not having it anymore, when my old computer died and I tried to download the thing I'd bought before once more.