Dealspwn writes: "Now that the smoke has cleared enough to see the situation for what it is, we're going to get involved. Or more specifically, explain why Double Fine deserves to be hauled over the coals.
No, this is not going to be a critique of the Early Access business model. We (along with every other pundit on the internet) have already weighed in, but the simple fact is that there's nothing wrong with Alpha Funding in and of itself... so long as the specific game is actually suitable!"
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
For those of us in the United States, Thanksgiving weekend is upon us. While I like to think of this holiday as the three important F's (Food, Football and a Four day weekend), a few of us on the team thought it would be fun to look back on what games in 2014 made us thankful. Some are the usual suspects like Dragon Age or Call of Duty, but some surprises like Spacebase and Dungeons of the Endless made the cut as well.
Baden of WGB: "Though you won’t read about it on the big websites Spacebase’s developer Double Fine has courted controversy with this new game. Having originally been funded on Kickstarter Spacebase DF-9 has angered many of its backers who feel development has been sporadic and short, equating to what is said to be hasty launch and a product that doesn’t have many of the promised features."
Double Fine has released Spacebase DF-9 Version 1.0. To commemorate the release, they have also unveiled a new deal connected with her adventure game, Hack and Slash.
