Bronze Brad

@A Sandwich
Kid Icarus

@Vidikron

Many of the games on Kickstarter vying for the general public's hard-earned currency could easily be made in Flash in a few months. Not to say there aren't professional projects on there, but some people are definitely delusional about "free funding".

What boggles the mind is how many of those games could be made for no money at all.

This isn't the first time this happens.
Remember the Boktai/Mega Man Battle Network crossovers?

I wanted to like Prophecy, I really did.
But then I got to the most unfun part: the combat.
I like seeing that making bad games and taking unsuspecting people's money has consequences.

744 bottles of beer on the wall, 744 bottles of beer...

@Bronze Brad
One "being" too many. No edit button­.

Why does your article feel like it was made solely to bash a game that was already accepted as not very good only because its sequel is likely being in process of being teased?

I really, really want to say "nice" but F2P means constant updates and changes. At one point in time, the game will inevitably be more disappointing than another. This sours the F2P model considerably, but nobody seems to notice.

"a little too violent"
Pinsir used GUILLOTINE