Leonard

A guy called Zane at the AdventureGamer forums said the following: What are peoples thoughts on this? Personally I have been thinking along the same lines. I think the Two Guys need to show a finished vision for the product ASAP (even if it's open to changes). These prototypes were great idea on paper, but sadly they have somewhat backfired, because, while it's really interesting for fans, I think people who are not too familiar with the Two Guys will want something that actually show what the final product is like. I know it's going to be a challenge to put something more substantial together so fast, but this is their one chance to do this, and it has to be done right. This KS was off to a great start, it would be a terrible shame if that was thrown away. I don't think they will get second chance at this.

I would assume every physical tier above 115 includes both... But yeah, some clarification is needed, because they higher Physical tiers says no download included.

also, mentioned on Eurogamer.

They've added a $115 tier with both a physical and a digital copy, yay!

Yeah, I'd like the option of getting a physical and digital copy of the game as well.

I'm against console versions on Kickstarter for the simple reason that they are not able to provide a version free of charge to backers. If they want to do a console version with the proceeds from the game after it has been released, go for it. Personally I'm hoping for a Linux version, or at the very least a Linux friendly version (one that can be easily played in Wine). I'm trying to minimize my Windows use. Anyway, I'm just hoping for classical point of click. I won't play it on iOS, Android or whatever, but as long as we don't see a touch interface being the lead, I'm cool with them.

Dean Erickson endorses :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJkF8IXUMyE&feature=youtu.be (From official update #15) Never change (that hair) Dean!

I bought Under a Killing Moon and Pandora's Directive on GOG some time ago, even though I have both games, somewhere... I think. In any case, my motivation for paying for them again, was not particularly moral, but I feel that the effort GOG put into making them a) playable on a modern system B) not having to juggle 4-8 CDs was worth $5 or however much I paid for them. I could probably have gotten the GOG installers on pirate bay for free, but with GOG and to a lesser extend Steam I feel we have reached a stage where paying for them is more convenient (everything considered) than pirating them, which is really where we should be in terms of piracy vs non-piracy. Like Gabe Newell said, as far as he is concerned, piracy is just another competitor, and if they provide a better service than him, he's doing something wrong. (I'm quote from (a bad) memory, so I might have messed that up, but in my little fantasy world, that's what I believe he said.)

I donated to this mostly because of guilt over not playing Gray Matter. Well, that's not really true. I donated because I fucking want GK4 to be her next project! Also I want to play her new game. Good luck with that Jane.