It seems certain that a lot more dirty laundry will be aired before the matter is concluded, but as Kotaku points out, the real losers here are Breeding Season supporters. There's clearly a demand for games like this-it's the second-highest-earning project on PledgeSociety-and people who are into it really don't have many other options.

You're not going to see this kind of game on Steam, after all. And for the broader audience of gamers, it's yet another cautionary tale about the risks of crowdfunding: If an indie game pulling in $42,000 a month can't make it to the finish line, then clearly there are no guarantees to be found anywhere.Įven though the project is canceled, a Breeding Season alpha build remains available for download, if you'd like to get a closer look at what it's all about.Your ultimate goal is to breed monsters so that you can have them reproduce so that you can sell monsters to your elite client list or you can use these monsters for various things (you can harvest them) and then you can sell those. Making money, keeping monsters being born and keeping your farm ticking are the basic goals that you are working towards. You may think that you take one monster like a Catgirl and then another like the Dickwolf…. Yes, this game has a creature called a Dickwolf and if that name is not awesome, I do not know what is! It is actually more in-depth than you may think.

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