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A Vampyre Story: Year One

DalekFlay

DalekFlay

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J_C said:
I don't think so. It was a decent adventure game, the devs had stuff to show in their Kickstarter, and they didn't ask too much money. I think the problem was the lack of media coverage.
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I just bristle at the idea that every failed kickstarter had a secret campaign formula for success they didn't use. A lot of the time the game just doesn't resonate with people. Wildman is the best example of a game looking like shit but everyone trying to find reasons outside of that for the failure.

I thought Vampyre Story was shit and had no interest in this, no matter how good of salesman they became.
 
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