DoomRater wrote:While this LOOKS disasterous, I have some hope they really mean business. The future of their project is in how well the demo looks and plays.
I do not think it looks disastrous, in fact I think the opposite. This is for the better, since they'll get much more support when they have a campaign with a demo, and not off of names alone. That was the main concern for most people, so it shows that they're listening.
EDIT:
The veteran designer said they’re not in a massive rush to hurry up, get all the money and start making the game. Instead, they want to do it the right way and will finish the demo then hit reset. They expect to have the demo ready in a month or so and will relaunch the Kickstarter at that point with the same goal and reward structure.
This is good.