Vince posted a new update on the games Steam website with information the promised Ganezzar Beta has been released, and gives an update on the game.
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Age of Decadence - Ganezzar Beta Released
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It's more likely to be another 2 or 3 months in my opinion as it usually takes longer than they expect.
I don't mind though. I just hope they release the game in a finished and playable state.
I recommend the game as is even to try out all the different paths within the first city.
Don't expect an easy game though.
Pretty sure i predicted 2016 two years ago, going to move that up to 2018 shortly.
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Elhoim
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:lol:
2-3 months is a good guess. It will take a month to have the city up and running like the rest, then we'll add the endgame content, and finally we'll take a couple of months to polish the hell out of the game.
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I don't understand why they're releasing so many beta versions au compte-goutte. Sure Vince is admirable in his endless polishing of the game, but why not leave these areas as mysteries to uncover. If they're exposed too much they're kind of going to get spoiled.
This is a weird reversal of the usual complaint that companies release beta versions as final products. If you play a beta version, you know that you are bug testing. If you don't want to spoil the game for you, don't take part in a beta.
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That's how I understand the term 'early access'. Can't promise it to people, take their money, then give them access only to an extended demo.
Besides, we're getting pretty good suggestions and feedback, so it seems like a good way to make games. I feel that showing everything you have (to get feedback and criticism) is better than sitting on it as far as quality is concerned.
That's how I understand the term 'early access'. Can't promise it to people, take their money, then give them access only to an extended demo.
Besides, we're getting pretty good suggestions and feedback, so it seems like a good way to make games. I feel that showing everything you have (to get feedback and criticism) is better than sitting on it as far as quality is concerned.
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I understand the fans who made the project possible in the first place come first.
I think it probably comes at a price of cheapening the mystique to a certain extent. I think a game like Fallout made a huge impact in people's minds because people went in not having a clue what to expect.
Anyway that's why I don't play them and usually try to avoid news stories about it.
I think it probably comes at a price of cheapening the mystique to a certain extent. I think a game like Fallout made a huge impact in people's minds because people went in not having a clue what to expect.
Anyway that's why I don't play them and usually try to avoid news stories about it.