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@Zicoholastic Released very much does mean finished. Especially when the game was in Alpha and heavy testing was done on it. The moment they took it out of Alpha, they qere exclaiming to the world that the game was complete. Plus, it doesn't matter is DP is small, or if this is there first game. Media would never go anywhere if there wasn't criticism. They didn't meet the standards of the consumer, and the reviews will reflect that. Austen Jorgensen's second game, Lisa, was excellent. Toby Fox was very succesful. Numerous creators such as The Behemoth, Nintendo, etc. have found success from their earliest titles. DP clearly did not, and they have to learn what they did wrong.
I definitely NOT recommend this game, instead just crack the game or watch gameplays. Its overpriced and also the story is confusing and the game is really short for a long time of developpement.
I also had hopes for this game.. rip Hello Neighbor. It was a nice idea but turn out so badly.