I am pretty sure there is pretty much more behind the game than finding the black sheep and shoot it.

I think the question is less about if the game is worth 25 bucks or not but that it seems indeed a lot for such a game. To use a metaphor: you'll make a lot more money selling lemonade at $1 a glass than you will at $5.ġ - only about 0.1% of owners still play itĢ - it's only fun with friends so you gotta convince your friends to buy it (or buy it for them)ģ - it's gonna go on sale eventually so why not nowīonus reason: If people watch too much of the game via twitch streams or videos of their favorite youtubers playing it, they will ultimately lose interest. I wouldn't be surprised to see this game go 75% off during a big steam sale.

The game is going to be much more fun if you're on voice chat with a friend, as opposed to playing with random people online.Įarly Access players will feel cheated when the price inevitably drops. Furthermore: assuming your friend gets bored of it, but you don't, then you'll have to cough up another $25 for each friend you want to try it with. Personally none of my friends wanted to drop $25 on this game, and I didn't want to drop $50 for two copies. If you wanna play it with a friend (which you will), you have to shell out $50 or convince them into buying it. Though I'm sure those first several hours will be a blast. Assuming the game sold about 25,000 copies (a rather generous estimate), that means about 0.1% of owners still play it. Don't believe me? According to SteamSpy, the daily peak concurrent players is between 15~40 people, an average of 25 I'd say. You'll probably be bored of it in a few hours.

First off I want to say that I fully respect the developers decision to keep the price at $25 if they believe it's what works best for them, these are merely my own thoughts and opinions on the game's price tag.įlavor of the week meme game.

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