When you have a small company like Double Fine, fighting for creativity and independence, and competing in a space dominated by giant game publishers and media companies, I vote to give them the benefit of the doubt. Even if it fails, I'm happy to support the effort.
Also, the documentary coverage that was part of the last Kickstarter already made that more than worthwhile for me. It provided a great inside view of the development process. The game is just a bonus at this point.
Also, the documentary coverage that was part of the last Kickstarter already made that more than worthwhile for me. It provided a great inside view of the development process. The game is just a bonus at this point.