Paddle Paddle Paddle

muy difícil pero se pudo en menos de 2 horas, chúpala dev

GOVNO

Story time: There I was sipping my coffee in my garage and looking at the ol' RSS feed when what do i see? Another article about individuals exploiting a system at the cost of a solo developer. I slammed my coffee down and marched to my pc, this injustice will not stand. I whipped out my plastic money slide device and bought the game. Ill be honest, I haven't played it yet (oops is this an abuse of the steam review system? fun fact: its not according to their Rules and Guidelines). I have seen a full playthrough though and the game is good. It builds relationships (or tests them) in ways you might not expect. So if you read all this and haven't decided to play the game please read some of the other reviews too. I mean plenty of people refunded it and they said they liked it so that's gotta mean something right? Now ill close this out with one last part, specifically directed at those who refunded the game despite enjoying it. I see a lot of you getting called mean and rude things. I wont do that...I will challenge any of you though, to put yourself in the dev's shoes. Imagine you spent real time in your life making something creative. You take the nerve wracking leap of faith and publish your creation. Now people like it, no they love it. But they just don't want to part with their $5 and so they refund the game. Now ask yourself how would you feel in their shoes when the refund is accompanied by a slap in the face comment? I could rant for pages about treating indie devs with more respect but ill just say this: thanks for making such a wonderful game Zoroarts! Tl;dr: i didnt play it (yet), i bought it to leave a review. If you refunded the game consider the devs perspective on this and be kind. The game is good and I will not be refunding!