Price?

indeed.

 

I know some of those countries. The games are being sold as a cracked version in the stores, for around 1$
At least, thats the amount I payed for Gr*** Th*** Au** 4

 

You should feel bad

 

Why? I only stole bought those games from huge companies. I would never do that with Starbound!

 

Why did you make me watch this!??



I guess, that's why I joined the space pirate fraction in the Origins-clan.

 

(Space)-pirates are awesome, I hope they will in the game in some form.

 

I'll pay 20 bucks. That's probably my limit (Mainly because I'm poor, lawl.)

 

That calls for a thread in the suggestions section!

 

that's a scary ninja xD

 

I don't mind the pirce...its the content that makes the price...(imo)

 

Too late. I already suggested them in my space battles thread.

 

i would say 10$ to 20$ some where between those two prices
as minecraft costs around 20$ and terraria costs 10$ i would say maybe 15$ as a reasonable payment
any way i would pay anything for the game because it looks that awesome.

 

Considering they aren't the same thing the prices of previous games should not hold that much bearing over this one

 

Can't just throw numbers out there, but I'm willing to pay a reasonable amount.

 

20 dollars is the price, just watch

 

The problem is 20 dollars is pretty high for an indie game (generally). And particularly for a 2d sprite based one. Now obviously we all know that Starbound is a lot deeper than that. But to Gamer Billy who hasnt heard of Starbound and just sees it on Steam (or wherever) will probably say, 20 bucks for this? Way overpriced!

That's not to say it can't be 20 bucks, I just think that price will be prohibitively expensive.

 

As long as there is enough replay value I don't particularly care how much it costs to purchase; at the end of the day money is money, you'll get more money eventually anyway and you're more than likely to waste it on crap. I'd rather spend it on entertainment that I know will last. I avoid buying games games which last for a single play through because they're what I consider to be a waste of money. Terraria had a great amount of replay value, as does Minecraft. Why would Starbound be any different?

 

I think we have to keep in mind that the price we (those of us already interested in paying) isnt necessarily relevent. The game needs to be priced to interest consumers. Someone who has never heard of Starbound should see the game, see the price, and be willing to pay it.

 

20$ isn't much for a game, when i was a kid you couldn't get a game under 60€ lolz