Looks amazing, and I love how since they deemed it a shorter game they're selling it for $29.99.
If the Order: 1886 did this, it would've been much better received imo.

I will buy if it's good, I'm not liking the gameplay so far. The ultra slow TLOU pacing just isn't my style for games. That's more for movies in my view. I wouldn't support a game that goes against my interests just for the giggles. Not many would I imagine and asking somebody to do so is kinda pointless.

Ninja Theory's goal was to create a AAA-like experience on an Indie Development budget. I am definitely interested in this game, and support this approach.

If it gets a decent review its a defo buy from me.

I've been following this since the announcement a couple of years back. Really excited for how this game looks to have turned out.

All I read was "this one particular guy likes the concept and the fact that it isn't $60 so everyone should buy it". I mean, it looks interesting, but don't say everyone should support it because you think it's cool.

Why you need to not tell me what to do.

I will support it because it looks like a good game

That will be a rental for me for sure.

For 30 bucks I'll support it

This game is insanely important for the future of the industry because of its development techniques and process. They are basically doing what no one has done before and pretty much inventing new methods of getting AAA results on an indie budget through experimentation using their AAA experience and insight to guide them.

Im buying this game mainly to support this kind of approach to game development and hopefully aid in getting other studios and publishers to take note

I haven't liked a Ninja Theory game since Heavenly Sword so I'll wait and see.

The price makes their marketing it as an AAA game a little suspect. from what ive seen it really interests me but ill definitely wait for reviews before buying

Although not heavenly sword 2, which I kinda want cause I liked the first one.

This looks to be about the same story telling wise and I will support it.

It may not be for everyone but for those that want to support it, why is that an issue?

Gamers helping devs make more games they WANT to make.
If you like it win win, if not then you just do not support the next one.

If they release this and are trying to prove this as a model for future development then they are probably going to bring it. If not it is their funeral really.

I understand the wait and see approach as well, especially if you have been burnt at all this gen over an overrated or overhyped game.

Not gonna pre-order but if it's good I'll def get it day one.

If it's good I will

I dont NEED to support anyone until they prove to me they made a good product, thats what they NEED to do. Proof of this is No Mans Sky.

Had they ever made a good game, I might've been so inclined. Not pre-order though, at least not until the game has gone gold.

this game really looks like it'll be very good. I want to see more!

I fully praise this game and wish the devs success.

I agree with what other people are saying we as consumers don't "need" to purchase anything but if a product piques our interest and we see something we like then of course we'll Purchase it

I really hope it does well because I love the art direction, what I've read about the story and the way Ninja Theory are developing it. Blurring the lines between AAA and this guerrilla style of game development will bring the costs down considerably and in turn they won't have to sell as many units. I just love the hark work and the way they are making it happen!

Rule of Thumb: Never Pre-order a Game.

I'm all in for this mid-range game idea. But I'm more concern on playing good game than blindly support.

No character, weapon, or abilitie upgrades... So we will see. Can't even change your weapon!