Comments - kelishane33

For those saying this looks like Minecraft. It does. Know why? It's a Voxel based game. Minecraft also wasn't the first to do that. Way to look at it is, if you enjoyed Minecraft, why not try another game in the subgenre? Don't knock it before you try it out. By the way, I am currently enjoying a Coca Cola Vanilla.
Thanks, Keli

At least thats what i've read from many different sources, ive been checking out their site and moddb page for the past few years and telling a whole lot of people about it. I am a long time fan and deffinatly love the creativity and thought put into it. Keep up the good work, ChineseRoom, can't wait for this summer. :)

-.-... Heres the condensed version, they made Dear Esther free. Later, with better inteligence on how the source engine worked and how to fix things up, they started on a new version, around like 2008 or 09, they showed it to Valve. Valve liscensed them and gave an approval to sell it as a game running off of the Source engine. The creators of Dear Esther have also said they plan on changing up the narration and music and complete look of the actual game. So no, we are not paying for a free mod that looks better. They have also promised extra and longer gameplay so that it isnt that short to the finish, and also easier to understand the title. If you ask me, i'm willing to pay for Dear Esther because I loved the first one so much im willing to see how far the developers are willing to take it. Oh, and for all of you moaning and whining about how you dont have money. This isnt going to be 50 or so dollars. No one would pay that much. The developers said very affordable, so grow up and stop starting a "I'm not buying a mod that was remade." A whole lot of games were remade with better graphics but with the SAME EXACT story. SH and the RE series. These guys weren't the first. That is all.

Wonder why Valve has a history of having delayed games... wait.. WoW? Oh, all is forgiven!

Would love to know the song of this trailer, its quite compelling.