People need to treat Kickstarter campaigns like what they actually are- investments that can fail, not preorders. (But obviously that doesn't excuse actual scammers.)
Yet another Kickstarter game project that fucked around with the backers. I do think there's nothing theoretically wrong about crowd-funding a game, but goddamn, does project like this kill my appeal for the concept.
Reminds me of another project called Unsung story, which looked hopefull after the dev change, but they haven't posted any update since Dec 2022, shortly after the early-access release
Aww. Yeah, I might be not playing that one after all.
"Shadows of Doubt" is an early access game that I like a lot. As with all the (very few) early access games I bought, its first release was already good and complete enough to qualify as a full game, that I'd have paid for in that very state, even as I welcome further development.