Read the Steam reviews and announcement for yourself: https://identityrpg.com/mailer/newsletter.htmlThey've moved onto publishing "another company"'s game through KickStarter (however its owned by Asylum Entertainment's owner as well), there is a lack of funds, and active development has stopped w/ the developers moving to part-time work. They also feel they've finished their kickstarter obligations and are not required to release the modular content they promised, changing the development timelime even more. All of this (minus the owner-complication of Furballs) can be found in their newsletter I've linked. Or you could based on the amount of devblogs they release, which is: 0. The last one was on May 29, 2019. The last patch was on January 25th, with the one before that being back on June 17th, 2019.

You know Steam doesn't host servers right? They provide documentation to add Steamworks to a game but they don't do any hosting. So yes, they are scattered somewhat. And the things that have already been advertised as content yet aren't there? Where is the build of the game in the videos they're continuing to use as advertisements? Where's that gameplay? Oh right it doesn't exist. They're lying and I don't understand how you can defend this game purely on potential.

Its been a little over a month since the release and theres only 16 people playing. Drag that out to a year and you think people will flock back in troves to play the next tiny module for another year? I'm not saying they wont, I'm just saying that $30 gets you access to an empty town square with 16 people scattered across the servers globally and a hope that in a year the dev team will meet a deadline for the first time and release more content.

There are 16 people playing this game according to steam charts with an average of 25. So no not that many

Can't wait for this game to launch one day. I got my pass on the old kick starter and eagerly awaiting. This looks fantastic btw