Name Your Own Price for Crayon Physics Deluxe
- Thread starter Tom Goldman
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I think I may be the only person in the world who didn't like this game.
And I can't think of a valid reason why either, I just...didn't.
But still seeing as everyone can now get it for 0.01£ I wouldn't say it's a rip off, as I played mine round someone else's house.
And I can't think of a valid reason why either, I just...didn't.
But still seeing as everyone can now get it for 0.01£ I wouldn't say it's a rip off, as I played mine round someone else's house.
I bought it...but what's this about VAT Tax for Finland (22%)?
Testing. One. Two. Three.The_root_of_all_evil said:
I have never seen such a crap game in all my life till now... Its so crap i want it. But i certainly wouldn't buy it unless it was £0.50p or less.
The kids i babysit would have so much fun that they would probably never go home.
The kids i babysit would have so much fun that they would probably never go home.
Damn it... Now I can't justify paying a dollar for it. Thanks Root, I'm gonna feel miserable and guilty all day long now.The_root_of_all_evil said:Ah, the old "Well, others did worse" gambit.
But no, Tom, you only gave one dollar when you knew it was worth more. How much would that one dollar buy you normally? Would you find such a great game at a dollar store? Even in the Gameshop Bargain Bucket, would you find Deluxe Crayon Physics?
When you think of all the sweat that goes into your work, does one dollar seem appropriate?
And the rest of you. For shame. Are you waiting for jobs to be axed just so you can get cheaper games?
(This guilt brought to you today free from someone just getting over a very bad cold)
God I feel bad, I bought it for 50 cent (I think thats how it is in america) I really hate myself now
I'll probably get it for 1 or 2 $, for a simple reason: I would not buy it for a greater price. It may be worth more, but not for me; for a game that I don't care the least about, it's enough.
BTW: I'm not sure, but it's probably better for them if you pirate it instead of spending 0.01 $, since (as the guys from WoG said) PayPal cuts about 0.30 - 0.40 $ from the sale (so they don't get a dime), plus they "lose" bandwith (for which they have to pay). Probably anything below 0.50 $ is actually a loss to them...
BTW: I'm not sure, but it's probably better for them if you pirate it instead of spending 0.01 $, since (as the guys from WoG said) PayPal cuts about 0.30 - 0.40 $ from the sale (so they don't get a dime), plus they "lose" bandwith (for which they have to pay). Probably anything below 0.50 $ is actually a loss to them...
I would buy it... Except I don't have a paypal account... And I don't like giving out my credit card stuff. Anyways, this pay anything is lying. I wanna pay nothing lol.
I played it back when it came out. It's not "crap". It's one of my favorite games last year. Innovative and fun as hell.DemonicKitten said:
I paid $0.01 just to see how much it would be in real money. Although that 22% tax will probably bump it up to whole pence.
Hmm, well watching the video upon their website and currently downloading the demo... I suppose it is a good thing, and yeah not crap but I can't really call it a game though. I would more likely call it a puzzle to solve when your bored. But i guess i shall soon see when the demo download is finished.Hiphophippo said:
People need to learn that for the medium to grow in favour of creative thinking rather than industrial profit; we must pay more for independent titles and less for the commercial releases.
20 dollars seems more than reasonable for this. I don't see any excuse for paying those ridiculously miniscule amounts some people flaunt with.
20 dollars seems more than reasonable for this. I don't see any excuse for paying those ridiculously miniscule amounts some people flaunt with.
Either I buy it cheap, or I don't buy at all.LiquidGrape said:
They get more money than they would if I didn't buy it, and they lose nothing since it's digital distribution, not a hard copy.