Who’s to say a film with Character development and a complex plot is necessarily better? Even if that stuff is done well, you’ll still get people who’ll say they didn’t relate to the characters or just didn’t like the plot. Fury Road at least knew its strengths, knew what it was going for, and succeeded. I’m of the…

I get why this article exists. They could just deal with what they were given, but instead they come back to get more money for a project that just barely made its goal. For me, it's just the fact that I don't really know what story they want to tell, or how malleable the story is for them to be able to just extend…

But the kickstarter still failed, it just didn't mean the game won't be made. They aren't getting any money from kickstarter now. So yeah, notice how he said the kickstarter FAILED

It might not be your problem, but here we are with a failed kickstarter and a bad idea on what the finally product will yet again be