Thatcomicguy Posted September 22, 2017 Share Posted September 22, 2017 (edited) Kachuna or it's full name - His Chuunibyou Can't Be Cured made by the small upcoming company Tamaya Kagiya, launched their Kickstarter campaign, trailer here- The funding goal set was modest at only $8,000 which they not only raised but beat by earning a total of $14,442. Since earning that goal from May till the 11th of this month the company has been completely silent with updates or progress reports, that's not unusual but still not really a good sign when both your company and product are both brand new you'd want as much exposure to promote as possible. On top of that in one of the few updates they announced only people who backed high enough $60+ for the physical copy would receive the full H-scenes version of the game with no patch coming for digital backers and buyers. But with them teaming now teaming up with MangaGamer as a publisher that statement has been brought into question due to MG's new free Steam patch policy, but as of yet both companies have remained silent on the matter. Lastly on the 11th of this month Tamaya finally put out an update saying the game was finished and on Steam in early access with Keys to backers going out later the next day, that came and went with no Keys being sent nor any answers from Tamaya, until enough people complained they stated "Steam is very strict with giving out keys these days. Keys will be given out after a week. Thank you for waiting." That was on the 14th and still no Keys have yet to be sent to backers. I never back/fund VN's and always wait for them to be released but after following all this news unfolding I feel sorry for the people who did back this. A shame though this had enough promise for me to keep an eye on it. Edited September 22, 2017 by Thatcomicguy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soulless Watcher Posted September 23, 2017 Share Posted September 23, 2017 Really that's it? Seems like a standard case of poor communication that often comes from amateur projects like this. I am not saying it isn't a problem, but compared to some of the other vn kickstarter disasters it's relatively tame. Nandemonai 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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