So I agree with the points you're making except point A. I think Kickstarter is great since it actually gives developers a chance to make the game they want and not add a tacked on multiplayer and they wont have to suffer publishers that wont take a risk on a game that's a little untraditional. Gamers actually get to see a game they take interest in get developed because they have taken interest in it.V8 Ninja said:(A): People are sick of Kickstarter.
(B): It was first announced as an IOS game, a platform that doesn't have a very big community of "Dedicated" video game players.
(C): While having people that have worked on some great games, There's no "Big Name" that's associated with the team or project. People donated millions to the new Double Fine adventure game and Wasteland 2 because they were to be spear-headed by Tim Schafer and Brian Fargo respectively, two people who have proved that they can make good games.
(D): While just a suspicion, people are becoming weary of Kickstarter projects of this type. Why does the game already look like it's in a Post-Alpha/Beta state when the developers are asking for money?
However I do not own anything made by Apple. I haven't really heard about the guys developing it before. I backed Shadowrun, Wasteland and Double Fine because first of all, the developers made hilarious presentation videos and second because I've liked their games in the past. Also with the other games I've funded they have asked for money because they need it for development thus they haven't had any gameplay footage to show for. Also the gameplay footage doesn't really look that fun...