http://www.vg247.com/2015/08/28/trin...s-are-on-hold/

Tbh, I feel like after Batman bring terrible on PC, gamers are coming for anything that doesn't 100% please them.

Trine 1 & 2 were sidescroller platformers, that were lengthy but slightly repetitive, but we'll made.

They released a 3D game that is STUNNING and high budget, for just $20 - $25 USD.
And everyone is angry they released a game that was "only" 5 hours long. For the price it sounds about right, and the game plays really well for an indie game.

I feel like Steam players are becoming more entitled. I could understand if the game was unfinished, but it was just shorter. 2D games are usually longer anyway.

The devs did an excellent considering fans wanted a 3D game and the devs had to use a similar budget. Gamers are so hard to please.

For $20, I don't know why people were expecting a long ass campaign.

That's so wrong
I say that 5 hours for 20$ is ok, and considering that'll go on sale on Steam after few days, they have no right to complain.
Big developers should be the ones apologizing, (1886, a 8 hour game priced at 60$)

Yeah I could understand if it was from some huge company and priced at $60, but this is a good game made with a small budget.

You go to see a 2 hour movie for like $10. A game that lasts 6 hours, that you can keep and replay, at $20 is good.

20$ for 5 hours really sucks when Trine 2 was SO much better.

You can buy a season pass for Life Is Strange with that money, and 1 episode out of 5 averages 4.5 hours of gameplay. The last episode is set to release late september/early october, with multiple endings in the story, so you can play the game ALL OVER AGAIN and get another experience.

You can buy Terraria for half the amount of money and play for HUNDREDS of hours. Look at how much steam reviewers played it. Not to mention it got the 1.3 patch that you didn't even have to BUY that made the game so much more enjoyable.

Life Is Strange is amazing, but it seems easily accomplished as the environments are small, and reused in nearly every episode. There are less than 10 different environments in Life Is Strange, all fairly small. Great storytelling, but different compared to a full on story that has constant new environments. Not to mention they already went over budget (5.4 million) to make this game, and devs were only responding to fans who wanted 3D.

I mean, I do think 1 & 2 are better, but devs were only meeting fans demands and 3D means they have to spend more $ on developing the game, than on length.