Price?

even if this game is serious shit i am now willing to pay more than 15 bucks in it ( thats like 27 R$ my country money, with that i can buy a lot of junk food man )

 

I'd say anywhere from $15 to $30 but I'm happy to pay whatever price they ask for.

 

$30 seems like a fair amount for the size of game we are supposed to be getting.

 

10-25 would be reasonable I think.

 

Geez, if this continue i will need some help (Just kidding)

 

Why, you dirty rascal.

 

i think they will be 10-15$, they said they want the game to be affordable for all the peopple they can, and a higer pice will make less people buy it and ,more peopple to piracy (there is always piracy, soon or later it will be), i personaly want to buy the game, but dont have much money so i hope it is cheap

 

But no matter what price they set, there will always be the people that come and complain when its on sale...

 

I shall buy this no matter what. It has more replayability already compared to regular, $60 games.

 

I'll buy it regardless but I will be extra critical of the game if it's $30/£25, I'll be looking out for anything out of place

 

Well, there is a crowd that is looking at this game that comes from Terraria, so I'd recommend a price range around the same as Terraria's.
---> Happy Rock

 

I won't pay more than one bodypart and my firstborn child

 

If the game comes (Not on actual release, but eventually and 100% confirmed without changing their minds) with a full Mod API to actually make stuff like new planets biomes items etc, i would gladly pay 20-30$ for the game.

 

They said that will be accessible by everyone, so I'd say 15-20 dollars.

 

I'll pay around $10-20. If it goes up anymore, I could easily buy something else and just pirate it. Not saying I will, I want to buy this game because I support indie projects a lot that look like they have a lot of potential.

$30 for it? I'll just buy supplies for a week of Skyrim hibernation.

 

I guess its too early to see until we really have a scope on the amount of content, play time and features that have gone into the game.

From the looks of it now, I think $15 a pop would be a fair price...It looks like its going to be a pretty popular game like Terraria was and with the right marketing it could have a pretty high turnout in its first few days.

I think any higher than $15 and you would start to see a chunk of people losing interest due to the price against the style of the game putting them off, or not having the money. When you keep a game price low people see it as 'pocket change' and are more than willing to hand it over.

 

Indie games don't generally go above $20. I'm thinking it will be something like 14.99, but possibly as high as 19.99. I think once you start going above that point, people are more hesitant to spend their money.

 

15-25 That's my bet! And I would pay more to be honest

 

Wew minecraft was 30 bucks, i just dont bought the game because of its price, i really enjoy it (pirating games FTW) but i will NEVER pay 30 bucks of DOLLAR in a game


<<< look at THIS one he looks like a potato that just smoked a joint man, i can imagine him saying: "Chill out dude..."

 

Well, a lot of people bought the game before it was released, when it was still in alpha and beta, and minecraft's full release was even delayed for a while. But this is about Starbound, not minecraft.

But all the same, indie games should tend to stick around the 10$-15$ price range, you know, unless they are like WAY out there awsome.