7th Guest 3

[Infinitron]

Greenlight: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=194708500

 

[Jaesun]

How in the fuck does this get greenlight but Underrail spent months and fucking months before it got greenlight?

 

[Redlands]

How in the fuck does this get greenlight but Underrail spent months and fucking months before it got greenlight?

I'm guessing because they already have 7th Guest and 11th Hour on Steam.

Once you get one game on Steam you seem to have an easier time getting other games on there.

 

[Infinitron]

How in the fuck does this get greenlight but Underrail spent months and fucking months before it got greenlight?

How in the fuck does this get greenlight but Underrail spent months and fucking months before it got greenlight?

I'm guessing because they already have 7th Guest and 11th Hour on Steam.

Once you get one game on Steam you seem to have an easier time getting other games on there.

Uh, it's not greenlit. They just opened a page.

 

[Jaesun]

oh OK. I was reading it was already greenlight. *RAGE*

 

[Boleskine]

New update today - crowdfunding continues on new site, goal is to develop playable mini-game.

I'm seeing shades of Precinct here.

 

[trustno1code]

In case anyone was wondering, this story is closed until further notice.
The irrational adventure junky in me shed a tear. Oh wait, that was half a year ago.

 

[Boleskine]

I'm sorry it didn't work out, but quite frankly the developer needs to realize that people don't want/need a 7th Guest 3. The first game was novel for its use of FMV and CD-ROM, but as a game it was forgettable. I've felt this whole campaign was the kind of cash grab adventure nostalgia kickstarter (like the awfully managed "Precinct") that people have come to despise in the past couple years.

 

[Great Deceiver]

I played more than my share of 7th Guest back when my cd-rom drive was the hottest shit ever, but I never deluded myself into thinking it was a halfway decent game. It's always been complete and utter crap.