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I'll probably wait until the whole season is out because episodic content is infuriating, but I will play it this year.
I'm digging this thing. Reminds me a bit of the new Dreamfall. These are good times for adventure games, both the traditional and an increasingly be elegant new school.
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I'll probably wait until the whole season is out because episodic content is infuriating, but I will play it this year.
Originally Posted by C.S. Lewis
It's annoying that we don't have even release month dates for most of the episodes. I liked the demo but I might wait for the full game, too.
Timely episodic games are great. If they can get an episode out every 1 to 2 months and the game and story fit that format, I think it can be very compelling. I have less time for games these days and a nice 3 or 4 hour chunk of game to look forward to once a month or so suits me nicely.
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I can't wait to buy Kentucky Route Zero once it's done. Only 1-2 more years now, it seems.
I thought it was March, May, July etc every other month.
Officially it's just March for Episode 2 and then the rest are TBA, but it seems like they're trying to keep up a pretty aggressive Telltale-like schedule, they just want to have some wiggle room.
I've been burned plenty by episodic releases, but I'm less wary when they're targetting such a fast release and they have publisher backing. I got Dreamfall as well, but I didn't have much choice in that case.
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Developer (who I talked to in person) specifically said they're shooting for having new episodes hit every six weeks. Barring any development issues, of course.
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Sounds like a good enough schedule, hopefully they can execute.
Episode 2 March 24. Hooray for a timely episodic release.
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