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in this world its kill or be killed not saved or be saved you fucking hippie
@fanofeclipses
I once saw someone express this opinion on Deltarune Chapter 2 releasing for free and I still feel they had a point years later, so I wonder what you think of it. Do you think releasing games like Psycutlery for free reduces the perception of market value for games like them and harms people who cannot afford to release games like that for free?
I'm a bit confused by Psycutlery's choice to release for free, to be honest.
With Deltarune, I figure Toby Fox made so much money that he's releasing these games for free just because he can. Undertale catapulted him to basically celebrity status, to where he's just casually hanging out with dudes like Sakurai, guest composing music for big important games, which is to say nothing of merch and whatever else. Given that Deltarune games are remaining small scale and still basically only really employing Toby's friends, it's probably not putting much of a dent in whatever money he made from Undertale. Toby can live comfortably and does not engage in the race to become the richest guy on earth. The dream, really.
I feel like Psycutlery deserved better. I haven't spoken to anyone that worked on the game about this, but my thought process is that with how over-saturated the indie game market can be, pre-release promotion for Psycutlery didn't spread or generate enough hype. So rather than send it out to languish behind a price tag, they put it out in such a way that more people can appreciate the game and maybe build enough audience that a future game can be comfortably sold for money.
But again, that's just my assumption. On both fronts, actually. I do know people who worked on both Undertale and Psycutlery but I don't prod much into that kind of thing.
Just saw like 4 pieces of American Arcadia fanart on my dash and i swear I'm THIS close to hyperfixating on yet another game I do not own. Fucking Trevor man, I love him.
"Hey..." a voice, from behind. There was nobody there a few seconds ago. "Don't you know.. how to greet a new pal?" There's tension in the air. "Turn around, and shake my hand." (Sans wanted to say hi.. for reasons lol)
Who the fuck was that .. what the fuck was that ???
“… are you a sinner ?”
ok now who’s gonna gift the new pope a copy of undertale
I am once again asking DnP to play Undertale Yellow 🧍🏻♀️