Here here, too many news posts talk about the failures of kickstarter, but there have been plenty of successes as well to justify it as a new means of development funding.

Wow thanks for the kind words. You know your stuff!

I was wondering why I never heard anything else about this title. If it is being made by the guys behind Stubb's the Zombie, then I am down.

It is obvious the game was made on a small budget, the random teleporting is evidence of that. However, most games come purely down to raw execution of mechanics these days. Graphics matter to the masses. However, you do bring up a small improvement that could add tons of potential depth to the game itself. Ideas…

This looks absolutely terrifying. I don't at all understand what the goal is, it looks like an entirely passive experience from these videos, but oh man I am feeling compelled to check it out.

Oh ffffffuuuuuuck that evil Johnny-5 lookin' motherfucker.

Markiplier's playthrough had me burst out laughing!

STAPH!!!!

http://i.imgur.com/q9zSdxQ.gif ;_; NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE!!!!! NOOOOOPE!!!

I watched Markiplier's playthrough of this game with some friends. It was pretty great. Full of creepy. I'd like to see them make enough money off of this game to expand the concept.

I've never jumped so much in a series of lets plays...

Okay, this is just FREAKY weird. Like not even a week ago my wife and I had a conversation wondering why no one had used a Chuck E. Cheese-type place as a setting for survival horror. And now today, I see this.

That is all kinds of "fuck no, I'm out".

For some simple, but funny color commentary while watching gameplay of this, watch Markiplier's playthrough of this game. His reactions to the jump scares range from typical to priceless.

Sorry, what was that about The Tomorrow People? This is The Tomorrow People that we are talking about, right?

Just a small correction. Free Lives didn't get paid to make the game. Though of course the extra exposure Expendabros is bringing to Broforce is worth something.

Heh, I can picture it now...what when through The Expendables production team's minds when they played Broforce:

For anybody who wants to see some gameplay (and laugh your ass off) here's a video of TeamFourStar's Lanipator playing the regular game in his Vegeta voice.

Do we know who initiated the talk to make this happen? The expendable producer or the broforce dev?

My dad gave me his copy of Guardians when I was 13 and he told me to hold on to it. I wonder if its going to go up in value now that they are hitting main stream. I doubt it will last time I checked it was around the $10 mark.