World of goo

[Crzwaco]

Hmm, well I thought this game was excellent! But apparently there will be no sequel as it was pirated to death. :-( if this is true then it shows that no-one is willing to support game dev, no matter how cheap the game gets...

This also happened to Penny arcade game.

[Tinman]

I bought this game for $5 for my girl friend. I paid the full $20 months ago, no regrets, amazing game.

[SpoOkie]

Tinman you don't have to buy games for the website.

[sycogrim]

I bought this game for $5 for my girl friend. I paid the full $20 months ago, no regrets, amazing game.

Yeh the game is totally worth buying... I'm still playing it and trying to find mods for it so that i can create new lvls and submit them online

[Keldarza]

Raising the dead. Because 2Dboy decided to extend the process, we need to review this again, check out the results on the webpage

Linux users paid more for the game (I actually downloaded both linux and windows versions)

Most generous countries?
1. Brazil
2. Hungary
3. South Africa

Least generous:
South Korea

Looks like the "pay as much as you like" was hugely successful!

[Deceptor]

I'm quite surprised that SA is number 3 .

[Etiko]

Well done South Africa!

Anyway, how do I do this through Steam? The price is still $20?

[Lycanthrope]

Raising the dead. Because 2Dboy decided to extend the process, we need to review this again, check out the results on the webpage

Linux users paid more for the game (I actually downloaded both linux and windows versions)

Most generous countries?
1. Brazil
2. Hungary
3. South Africa

Least generous:
South Korea

Looks like the "pay as much as you like" was hugely successful!

Problem with statistics is how absolutely skewed they are

For example, since Windows users are the most prevalent (I assume), who says most haven't already bought WoG for the $20 on Steam, which I imagine doesn't have Linux support? Wouldn't that then imply that most Linux users are cheapskates?

Disclaimer: No hits me!

[Keldarza]

Problem with statistics is how absolutely skewed they are

For example, since Windows users are the most prevalent (I assume), who says most haven't already bought WoG for the $20 on Steam, which I imagine doesn't have Linux support? Wouldn't that then imply that most Linux users are cheapskates?

Disclaimer: No hits me!

I like to think of it as they because they didnt pay for an OS, they have more money to burn on other things (like WoG and WUG :P )