Not even Telltale are doing episodic right anymore. We should just abandon the concept, or release a new episode very week, instead of whenever the hell they feel like it.
How can you embezzle money from Kickstarter to make a game? You can only embezzle money to NOT make a game if you promised a game.Overhead said:Didn't the company embezzle a load of money from a kickstarter to make the game or something?
After a little googling it appears that a Kickstarter to develop a game called Hiveswap got 2.7 million and the person running it chose the The Odd Gentlemen to develop the game.Thanatos2k said:How can you embezzle money from Kickstarter to make a game? You can only embezzle money to NOT make a game if you promised a game.Overhead said:Didn't the company embezzle a load of money from a kickstarter to make the game or something?
I wish. No, this is more like a Tell Tales product, only a little better actually.Johnny Novgorod said:Never played King's Quest. If it's anything like the Sierra games Yahtzee constantly harps about, I'd rather not.
Ah, the old Aliens Colonial Marines Gearbox trick. Well, good to know not to ever give any money to this developer.Overhead said:After a little googling it appears that a Kickstarter to develop a game called Hiveswap got 2.7 million and the person running it chose the The Odd Gentlemen to develop the game.Thanatos2k said:How can you embezzle money from Kickstarter to make a game? You can only embezzle money to NOT make a game if you promised a game.Overhead said:Didn't the company embezzle a load of money from a kickstarter to make the game or something?
The Odd Gentlemen took the money, did did no work on what they'd been paid for and used the money to fund Kings Quest instead. There was an out of court settlement but someone spoke up about it and although they quickly deleted their blog post, it got seen and archived.