Hi,
I was watching a video by Bat Prince and have added the game to my wish list, looking forwards to its release in January next year.
I've done a lot of beta testing over the last 15 years; for both big name aAA developers and smaller indie developers (Dejobaan Games, 2DBoy, Alawar Games, Jadeware (now defunct) as well as a lot of modders for various games such as Battlefield 2, Crysis etc) and was wondering if you need any more beta testers? I've always documented any bugs I find, both written, screen captured and videoed, then sent a report of my findings.
I don't beta test just to get my hands on a game for free or to get to be one of the first to play it; I do it because I loved beta testing and will do a through job if accepted. Also I don't expect to get the game for free.
I've been buying digital games since the mid eighties and have always appreciated the amount of work that goes into these games. I often see gamers complaining about the cost of a game; yet at this point in time, they are at their cheapest since games became available to the general public. The first digital game I purchased was a text based adventure called 'The Island of Artuan', and cost me £25 back in the 1980's, that's equivalent to over £70 in todays money, so I appreciate the time and effort you developers devote to creating these games.
You can check my Steam profile via the following link to get a flavour of who I am:
https://steamcommunity.com/id/Whiterabbit01/
Stay safe in these uncertain times.
Regards
Whiterabbit-uk aka Slickwhiterabbit aka Stephen
p.s. if you do not accept my offer of help; no problem, I'm sure I'll get to play the game when it's released. :)
I was watching a video by Bat Prince and have added the game to my wish list, looking forwards to its release in January next year.
I've done a lot of beta testing over the last 15 years; for both big name aAA developers and smaller indie developers (Dejobaan Games, 2DBoy, Alawar Games, Jadeware (now defunct) as well as a lot of modders for various games such as Battlefield 2, Crysis etc) and was wondering if you need any more beta testers? I've always documented any bugs I find, both written, screen captured and videoed, then sent a report of my findings.
I don't beta test just to get my hands on a game for free or to get to be one of the first to play it; I do it because I loved beta testing and will do a through job if accepted. Also I don't expect to get the game for free.
I've been buying digital games since the mid eighties and have always appreciated the amount of work that goes into these games. I often see gamers complaining about the cost of a game; yet at this point in time, they are at their cheapest since games became available to the general public. The first digital game I purchased was a text based adventure called 'The Island of Artuan', and cost me £25 back in the 1980's, that's equivalent to over £70 in todays money, so I appreciate the time and effort you developers devote to creating these games.
You can check my Steam profile via the following link to get a flavour of who I am:
https://steamcommunity.com/id/Whiterabbit01/
Stay safe in these uncertain times.
Regards
Whiterabbit-uk aka Slickwhiterabbit aka Stephen
p.s. if you do not accept my offer of help; no problem, I'm sure I'll get to play the game when it's released. :)