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Posted 7 years ago
Ey hi we’re still alive! If you want to learn more about our new game do give us a follow on our new blog page: http://dimreaper.tumblr.com/
Posted 7 years ago
Jim The Dim Reaper
Hi!
We’re making a new game! Check the link and follow that Tumblr page if it seems interesting to you.
Posted 9 years ago
Uncanny Valley is 75% off in @steam_games #Halloween #sale!http://store.steampowered.com/app/359580/
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Posted 9 years ago
Uncanny Valley, 66% off on Steam, only 3.39€/$! http://store.steampowered.com/app/359580
If you already have the game, please reblog so more people see it!
Posted 9 years ago
Cold Seep
We just made a new blog for our future project, called Cold Seep. Take a look, follow us and comment on it!
Posted 9 years ago
Save 33% on Uncanny Valley on Steam
Last day of Steam sale - last day to get Uncanny Valley 33% off! So if you plan to buy it, do it today: http://store.steampowered.com/app/359580
Posted 9 years ago
Uncanny Valley 33% off on Steam Summer Sale!
You can now purchase Uncanny Valley on the Steam sale for 33% off! If you already own it, please share with your friends!
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Posted 9 years ago
When I first found out about the Steam refund I was in shock, since it came out of nowhere - Valve didn’t notify developers about this before the announcement went live, so of course a lot of us panicked and started flooding the Steam forums asking various questions. Most of us who made short, story focused games were worried about people abusing this system, since you can refund the game with no questions asked even if you finished it. And there’s a lot of 2 hour games out there that have overwhelmingly positive ratings, such as Limbo, Gone Home, Jazzpunk, Gunpoint and so on. This wouldn’t be a problem if Valve only refunded games that don’t work on someone’s system, were bought by mistake or they didn’t even play it yet, but right now you can request a refund on games simply by selecting “I didn’t like it” and you get it, no questions asked. You can even do this with games that have a demo available, where you are able to try if you like the game or not! This is the equivalent of buying a can of Pepsi in store, drinking it and then returning the empty bottle because you didn’t like the taste.
It’s also a bad timing, since Steam sales are coming up and we can expect a lot of people refunding our game and then MAYBE buying it again. Or even worse, refunding the game after Steam sales because they realize they spent too much. Or finishing the game, then refunding it the next day since they’re out of money and want to buy a game that just went on sale.
BUT - over time I personally calmed down, since I didn’t see a lot of effect. We got a couple of refunds, maybe 5, and sales are pretty much the same or were affected more by the Steam summer sale date leak rather than the refund. I had a few discussion with people, where I was reassured that refund policy might actually be beneficial - a lot of people might now actually try niche games such as ours, so we might see an increase in sales overall. Without trying to sound cocky let me just say that I think we made a good game which is not for everyone, and those who like it really appreciate what we did and probably won’t request a refund, especially as I often communicate with the fans and listen to their criticism.
It’s also amazing from the stand point of a consumer, of course.
So on short: I think it’s a good idea and might even lead to good things such as increased sales and less garbage cluttering Steam, but the actual implementation is not well thought out and can lead to abuse. Time will tell - all depends on how will Valve treat those that actually abuse the system and how much Steam sales revenue will be affected by this.
Tadej, Cowardly Creations
(via devsonsteamrefunds)
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Posted 9 years ago
Uncanny Valley on Steam
Controller support now added to Uncanny Valley: http://store.steampowered.com/app/359580
