>>3650428
>Also there's no reason why an early access game should cost less than a full release, at least in any significant amount imho. Maybe some slight "early adopter" discount makes sense but you are still just basically buying the full game with an early access to it, not some lesser version of the full game.
This heavily game dependent. A lot of early access games are quite honestly not finished products. I dare say MOST of them are like that. There's no shame in that, I've bought a ton of EA games before (they were all trad roguelikes, I implicitly trust traditional roguelike devs more than other game devs for no reason) and most, if not all, of them have had enough content to be considered full games. Some of them more content than actual full games, but that doesn't change the fact that EA is often incomplete. Unfinished quests, large chunks of content missing, the fact you're essentially a playtester and will likely drown in bugs.

I sincerely doubt the people who played Baldur's Gate 3 back in 2020 would say that the game then was "not a lesser version" of the full game released in 2023.

>>3650448
>ADOM is Nethack with all the fun mechanics stripped out
The most fun mechanic of all is playing with a wiki open that you flip to every 2 minutes,

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