I have not played enough to judge it fully, but as it stands with a nongaming laptop where the frame rate has greatly been reduced to where it is nearly impossible to play well, you would rather just ditch the game unless the developers come back and work on this game. They do not have full-time employees and only have volunteers and it's good to reduce the pressure while developing the game and not teasing your audience, but that does not excuse the amount of bugs that need to be fixed and the issues that are present in some operating systems.

If there is any potential for the game to have more fixes and more meaningful content coming, then I am all for it. Otherwise, you'd rather give that same money to a science museum instead of buying this game.

EDIT: They are still in development but a bit slowly. Even when they claim that progress was not made and still meet each other to check in on goals and still care for each other as a team, I still consider that as progress.

I have not played enough to judge it fully, but as it stands with a nongaming laptop where the frame rate has greatly been reduced to where it is nearly impossible to play well, you would rather just ditch the game unless the developers come back and work on this game. They do not have full-time employees and only have volunteers and it's good to reduce the pressure while developing the game and not teasing your audience, but that does not excuse the amount of bugs that need to be fixed and the issues that are present in some operating systems. If there is any potential for the game to have more fixes and more meaningful content coming, then I am all for it. Otherwise, you'd rather give that same money to a science museum instead of buying this game. EDIT: They are still in development but a bit slowly. Even when they claim that progress was not made and still meet each other to check in on goals and still care for each other as a team, I still consider that as progress.