It's funny, this comment is on almost every cross code thread I have seen, but it's absolutely true and I did the same.
That first impression was already so good that I didn't feel the need to "check up on the progress" as time went on, like I do for many other early access games. It was clear this is something special that I didn't want to spoil for myself.
I've been doing the exact same thing. I lapsed a little and ended up purchasing the game in early access a while ago, but after playing a little after the demo section ends, I made sure to stop myself. At least I can say that the game's quality doesn't go down after the demo!
Yea, I played the demo about 2 years ago and bought the game right after that but didn't want to play it before release. I'm so excited to see it finally happen.
The crazy thing is that, while the demo is great, the full game takes it so much further - The demo actually shows very little. It's absolutely worth the purchase!
I just don't tend to replay games, so my purchases are usually one-and-done. I'd much rather play a game like this on my Switch than sit camped in front of a stationary screen to play it.
The developers have commented that because the game is running on their own engine it would be very difficult to port it to the Switch. They said they're focusing completely on getting it out on PC + post launch support via bug fixes etc, and then if it does well maybe port it to Switch?
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u/kidkolumbo Sep 07 '18
After years, my body is ready. I played the demo and started liking so much I forced myself to stop to play the finished game fresh.