Comments - PauloBJ

Great progress. Supporting the game with Premium Alpha was the best thing I could've done. It's already worth every cent, let alone the final release. Keep the good work.

And you know what? NOBODY is here for more 3D. What we, fans from XCOM want is exatcly the game these guys are shaping. Classic, visceral, a real CULT from the indie industrie. Something that makes a difference not from it's kiddy-3D graphics, but from it's GREAT gameplay, story and strategy/tactics.

The look in these guys' eyes really put us in a tight and uncomfortable situation...like: "The threat IS REAL. This is the current situation, and it looks grim. What you do from now on will echoe in the future of Human Race..."

Pretty nice and original ship concept

Realistic crash site. The graphics are a great balance from classic look & feel and modern-drawn tileset. This crashsite gives me some sort of creepy sensation.

Awesome...and the new "TU Reserve" piece at the command bar is just SWEEEET.

Really looks great, a nice evolution from previous to current tileset.

I'd say an INFINITE AMMO cheat, maybe?! LOL

The price might be a fair one, as this game seems to be very polished and well built, BUT we need to test it before buy, that's for sure. I will gladly pay the price if a demo is made available and if the game delivers everything it seems to.

Ok guys. By this time someone may argue that I'm drunk, wich is absolutely TRUE. Or maybe I'm barely holding mysefl awake, wich is also partially true. The fact is I've just bought Xenonauts Premium Alpha. I don't care about luxurious extras or cool badges on forums. I've just bought it because I wanna see this game BIG, BAD and MEAN. The more funding these guys can have, the better the final release will be. If you really CARE about the development of it, make some effort and buy the premium alpha, and please, for the indie industry' sake, do NOT expect anything fancy from "premium" purchases. These purchases are there so we have the opportunity to show our commitment to the indie cause. Cheers, keep up the great work and NEVER give up, NEVER surrender! And another word to the developers: do NOT get scared by Firaxis' "X-COM: Enemy Unknown". It will probably also be a great game honoring the spirit of X-COM, but there are sure plenty ground to be explored by everyone on the X-COM universe and fanbase. Up to this day, no "tribute" compares to Xenonauts, a true sucessor to the core spirit of the franchise.