Forever Winter is a game that when I saw the concept art for the first time it immediately made me very excited for the game. Such an interesting and unique style. The atmosphere truly makes you feel like you are in one of the worst dystopian nightmares possible. The concept art is great and they pull it off in game too.

As for the early access game play, I am not going to lie, it's rough. I typically do not mention low performance or stutters in games but this one does have that, and it's quite prevalent. But honestly, I will deal with it. I see the potential this game has and it's astronomical. So I am more than happy to provide the developers with the support purchasing this game in early access provides them. I also have no doubt that Fun Dog is devoted to fixing these issues. I hate to use this line because it's the most common saying from people when someone calls out an early access game for it's flaws. However, I do think it applies here. This is an early access game, and when you are purchasing it, you are paying to playtest the game for the developers. You should not be expecting a polished and finished product. So only purchase if you are looking to support the developer and provide some play testing... and of course, enjoy the game early, despite it's issues.

With that said, I do truly believe that even if you find this game even somewhat interesting, you should consider purchasing it to support an indie developer with an amazing concept that has this much potential.

Forever Winter is a game that when I saw the concept art for the first time it immediately made me very excited for the game. Such an interesting and unique style. The atmosphere truly makes you feel like you are in one of the worst dystopian nightmares possible. The concept art is great and they pull it off in game too. As for the early access game play, I am not going to lie, it's rough. I typically do not mention low performance or stutters in games but this one does have that, and it's quite prevalent. But honestly, I will deal with it. I see the potential this game has and it's astronomical. So I am more than happy to provide the developers with the support purchasing this game in early access provides them. I also have no doubt that Fun Dog is devoted to fixing these issues. I hate to use this line because it's the most common saying from people when someone calls out an early access game for it's flaws. However, I do think it applies here. [b]This is an early access game, [/b] and when you are purchasing it, you are paying to playtest the game for the developers. You should not be expecting a polished and finished product. So only purchase if you are looking to support the developer and provide some play testing... and of course, enjoy the game early, despite it's issues. With that said, I do truly believe that even if you find this game even somewhat interesting, you should consider purchasing it to support an indie developer with an amazing concept that has this much potential.