Not all are successful, and some observers worry about what might happen when a fan-funded game flops. This is the great thing about crowdsourcing - if the gam

Not all are successful, and some observers worry about what might happen when a fan-funded game flops. This is the great thing about crowdsourcing - if the game sucks, you've probably invested less into the game than if you had bought one you were less interested in. So when the invevitable flop happens, most of the contributors are just going to shrug their shoulders over their $8-$15 and move on to another game.