Fortune's Run

should be eligible for a refund regardless of playtime due to the behind the scenes event, especially insulting that it was changed to a dollar price for the people that paid full price to support development

The game was stolen by the sole developers ex-partner to pay for their drug abuse, and as such Fortune's Run will likely never be finished. S'a damn shame, too; Fortune's Run is a fantastic FPS with a high skill-ceiling, lightning quick blink-and-you'll-die gameplay, as well as a technical marvel really pushing the bounds of the GZDoom engine. I hope that Dizzie can get the project back, but my gut tells me that won't be happening.

And they took every cool thing they ever knew. And they threw it in a blender. And they saw that it was good. And it was. Speed and movement of modern acrobatic shooters. Level design of [i]Thief[/i]. Game philosophy of [i]Deus Ex[/i]. Healing of [i]Call of Cthulhu[/i]. Environmental interaction of [i]Prey[/i]. Melee system of... I don't think I've seen anything like this in a first-person game before. Aesthetics of [i]Star Wars[/i]. Plot of [i]We Shall Overcome[/i]. Confidence of John Romero. Shi⁠tstormy consequences of confidence of John Romero. Protagonist background of [i]The Chronicles of Riddick[/i]. Developer background of [i]The Chronicles of Riddick[/i]. Development drama temperatures of Bizet's [i]Carmen[/i]. If you think of this as a 'game that will never be finished', then remember you were never going to play it to completion anyway. About 95% of players don't finish games, if we're willing to be Mother-Theresa-level charitable. What, you're a five-percenter? Okay. Whatever you say. Instead think of it as a game with 3 gargantuan toybox-levels you can experiment with every which way. Of course, there's the issue of an admittedly steep price of a breath of air. The seven hours I clocked in were the tutorial, plus the thoroughly explored first level on maximum difficulty. And I didn't even beat it. The final boss gently violated every molecule of my being. Yes, I too am the 95%. And so are you.

Valve needs to start giving out mental health tests as a prerequisite to indie devs before they're allowed to publish a game on steam

Wasted Potential. Had high hopes for this ImSim but the dev is clearly not all there. Don’t think we’ll be seeing much from this game, it’s fun, and the music is good, but it’s unfinished. Avoid.

What had great potential now got canceled due to weird personal drama. Ok. Be careful what you buy in Early Access, guys and gals.

Great game but at my time of review, it will never be finished and your money isn't going to the actual developer.