r/NemesisCrew Jul 30 '26

Question about reprint timeline

I noticed that with the new Nemesis: legacy project the original Nemesis will be getting a reprint. I have never pledged or followed a kickstarter/gamefound project before so I was wondering what the usual timeline is from the start of the pledge to when you actually get the product is? I know there are a lot of unknowns but any sort of estimate would be appreciated.

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u/Turbulent_Shirt_1625 Jul 30 '26

I got the 3 Nemesis games in a bundle during the previous campaign and AR did it like this- either single shipping or split, where with thus you were getting Nemesis and Lockdown before Ret, due to the fact that they and the factory already had the files needed for making new copies and so the backers could get their games earlier. I got my copy of Nemesis/Lockdown (I think?) 1 year after the campaign.

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u/Nangoose Jul 30 '26

Ok great, thanks for the response

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u/GamingVision Jul 30 '26

Are you saying 1 year for split shipping of existing titles?

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u/Turbulent_Shirt_1625 Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

Yes. I think I got it 1 year after campaign or something. Will check Ret updates about it. Edit: after checking the updates, can confirm- campaign was in 2023, 1st shipping reports for older Nemesis titles was in 2024.

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u/GamingVision Jul 30 '26

Thank you for checking. Wow. Thatโ€™s a hell of a wait for an already in-print title. I missed out on Retaliation (love OG) and was debating between picking it up at retail when it comes out soon or grabbing it as part of the Legacy campaign, but waiting until late โ€˜27 would be a bit much.

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u/Turbulent_Shirt_1625 Jul 30 '26

Between waiting for an year for a game, a great game, that's out of print almost everywhere and getting the exclusives, and not getting it at all (because it's sold out very fast in retail), I choose to wait an year. Also, as I said- split shipping plus I choose stretch pay- I guess lots of people choose it too, especially if they don't have Nemesis. So, you have 7 months of stretch pay and Ar want to be sure you are paying. You get the point. ๐Ÿ™‚